Milford NH Election Results November 8, 2016

These are the results for the November 8, 2016 election in Milford, NH.

There were 10,600 voters on the checklist at the beginning of the day.  There were 880 voters added during the day, for an ending checklist of 11,480 voters.  There were 8376 ballots cast during the day, for a 73% voter turnout.

This is the history of Presidential votes cast in Milford:
2016 - 8376
2012 - 7958
2008 - 7850
2004 - 6893

These are the vote tallies:

President / Vice President
3850 Donald J Trump / Michael R Pence (R)
3816 Hillary Clinton / Tim Kaine (D)
  398 Gary Johnson / Bill Weld (Libertarian)
    73 Jill Stein / Ajamu Baraka (Green)
      5 Rocky De La Fuente / Michael Steinberg (American Delta)

Governor
3920 Chris Sununu (R)
3658 Colin Van Ostern (D)
  463 Max Abramson (Libertarian)

United States Senator
3964 Kelly Ayotte (R)
3866 Maggie Hassan (D)
  216 Aaron Day (Independent)
  185 Brian Chabot

Representative in Congress
3730 Jim Lawrence (R)
3647 Ann McLane Kuster (D)
  525 John J Babiarz (Independent) 

Executive Councilor 
4341 Dave Wheeler (R)
3440 Dan Weeks (D)

State Senator
4344 Gary L Daniels (R)
3440 Roger Tilton (D)

State Representative Hillsborough District 23
3783 Charlie Burns (R) elected
3489 Joelle Martin (D) elected
3453 Carolyn Halstead (R) elected
3448 Barbara Biggie (R) elected
3219 Michael E Thornton (R)
2975 Elise deMichael (D)
2864 Herb Salmon (D)
2841 Frank Emmick (D)

State Representative Hillsborough District 40
3931 Keith Ammon (R)
3528 Kat McGhee (D)

Sheriff
3903 James A Hardy (R)
2828 Bill Barry (D)
  775 Richie Merrett (Independent)

County Attorney
4170 Dennis Hogan (R)
3226 Garth Corriveau (D)

County Treasurer
4224 David G Fredette (R)
3134 Jon Hopwood (D)

Register of Deeds
4080 Pamela D Coughlin (R)
3286 Louise A Wright (D)

Register of Probate
3997 B J Perry (R)
3317 William Bryk (D)

County Commissioner
4008 Robert H Rowe (R)
3380 Susan Ladmer (D)

Milford NH Voting Results September 13, 2016 State Primary Election

Milford NH Voting Results September 13, 2016 State Primary Election

There were 10,424 voters on the checklist at the start of the day.  There were 28 new voter registrations during the day, yielding a total of 10,452 voters on the checklist at the end of the day.

There were 1817 votes cast, or 17.4% of registered voters.

Democratic Ballot Results

Governor
270 Colin Van Ostern 
207 Steve Marchand
105 Mark Connolly
 11 Ian Freeman
  9 Derek Dextraze

United States Senator
595 Maggie Hassan

Representative in Congress
580 Ann McLane Kuster

Executive Councilor
564 Dan Weeks

State Senator
556 Roger Tilton

State Representative Hillsborough District 23
513 Joelle Martin
460 Elise deMichael
434 Herb Salmon
427 Frank Emmick

State Representative Hillsborough District 40
526 Kat McGhee

Sheriff
551 Bill Barry

County Attorney
545 Garth Corriveau

County Treasurer
540 Jon Hopwood

Register of Deeds
548 Louise A. Wright

Register of Probate
538 William Bryk

County Commissioner
541 Susan Ladmer

Republican Ballot Results

Governor
578 Frank Edelblut 
245 Chris Sununu
193 Ted Gatsas
133 Jeannie Forrester  
 24 Jonathan Lavoie

United States Senator
918 Kelly Ayotte 
214 Jim Rubens
 15 Tom Alciere
 12 Stanley Michael Emanuel
  9 Gerard Beloin

Representative in Congress
475 Jim Lawrence
307 Jack B. Flanagan
 73 Walter W. Kelly
 54 Casey Newell
 43 Andy Martin
 30 Eric P. Extevez
 27 Jay Mercer

Executive Councilor
951 Dave Wheeler

State Senator
1039 Gary L. Daniels

State Representatives Hillsborough District 23
761 Charlie Burns
689 Barbara Biggie
679 Carolyn Halstead
636 Michael E. Thornton

State Representative Hillsborough District 40
944 Kieth Ammon

Sheriff
968 James A. Hardy

County Attorney
602 DennisHogan
336 Shawn Sweeney

County Treasurer
962 David G. Fredette

Register of Deeds
578 Pamela D. Copughlin
345 Mary Ann Crowell

Register of Probate
921 B.J. Perry

County Commissioner
557 Len Mannino
434 Robert H. Rowe

Delegates to the State Constitution
740 Andrew Seale
736 Mark Biggie
 10 Alex Biggie (write-in)
  9 Steve Palmer (write-in)
  7 Doug Whitney (write-in)

Milford NH Voting Results March 8, 2016

These are the voting results for the March 8, 2016 ballots for Milford, NH.

There were 2711 ballots cast from a checklist of 10,356 voters, or a 26.1% turnout.  This is a very high percentage for a Milford town ballot vote - last year there were 2191 ballots cast, or a turnout of 22.1%

School Ballot

School Board (2 positions)
1596 Bob Willette - elected
1408 Len Mannino - elected
1107 Rick Wood

School District Moderator
2235 Pete Basiliere - elected

School District Treasurer
115 Rosemarie Evans - write-ins - elected

School District Clerk
69 Gina Matthews - write-ins - elected
49 Joan Dargie - write-ins

Question 1:  $3,000,000 Capital Improvements Bond
60% majority needed - 1570 needed
Yes 1550 failed (59.3%)
No 1066

Question 2:  $39,643,423 Operating Budget, $39,405,155 Default Budget
yes 1156 failed (Default budget is the budget for the 2016-2017 school year)
no 1460

Question 3:  Budget Advisory Committee Charge
yes 2032 passed
no 538 

Town Ballot
Selectmen
1578 Kevin Federico - elected
624 Christopher Skinner

Town Clerk
994 Joan Dargie - elected
765 Nancy Deslauriers
544 Bobbi Schelberg

Trustees of the Trust Fund
2138 Janet Spalding - elected

Cemetery Trustee
2209 Stephen Trombly - elected

Town Moderator
1689 Pete Basiliere - elected
569 Denise Hennesey

Supervisor of the Checklist
2119 Polly Cote

Library Trustee (2 positions)
1829 Judy Gross - elected
1435 David Rysdam - elected

Water and Wastewater Commissioners
2035 Dale White

Article 2: Planning Board Changes
Ballot Vote 1: Open Space and Conservation District
yes 1974 passed
no 515

Ballot Vote 2: Home Occupations 
yes 1806 passed
no 665

Ballot Vote 3: Accessory Dwelling Units 
yes 1799 passed
no 659

Question 3:  $5,618,000 Library Building Project
60% needed to pass - 1597 needed to pass
yes 981 failed (36.9%)
no 1680

Question 4: $216,000 Storm Sewer Video Inspection
60% needed to pass - 1545 needed to pass
yes 1574 passed (61.1%)
no 1001

Question 5: $950,000 Wastewater UV Disinfection Replacement
60% needed to pass - 1554 needed to pass
yes 1808 passed (69.8%)
no 782

Question 6:  $13,993,310 Operating Budget, $13,804,411 Default Budget
yes 1321 failed (Default budget is the budget for 2016)
no 1379

Question 7:  $1,393,395 Water Department Operating Budget
yes 1897 passed
no 668

Question 8:  $1,913,465 Wastewater Treatment Operating Budget
yes 1919 passed
no 655

Question 9:  $350,000 Bridge Replacement Capital Reserve
yes 1522 passed
no 1099

Question 10:  $162,000 Sidewalk Tractor Plow (5 year lease/purchase at $34,400 per year)
yes 1171 failed
no 1406

Question 11:  $168,600 Dump Truck (5 year lease/purchase at $35,800 per year)
yes 1099 failed
no 1450

Question 12:  $117,500 Dump Truck (5 year lease/purchase at $25,000 per year)
yes 1099 failed
no 1450

Question 13:  $40,000 Kinder Morgan Pipeline Legal Fees
yes 1480 passed
no 1107

Question 14:  $35,000 Social Services
yes 1880 passed
no 700

Question 15:  $27,700 Non-Emergency Community Transportation Services 
yes 1950 passed
no 652

Question 16:  $25,000 Architect Fees for Fire Department Expansion Project
yes 1194 failed
no 1421

Question 17:  $20,000 Conservation Lands Fund
yes 1363 passed
no 1256

Question 18:  $23,000 Pumpkin Festival & Holiday Decorations and Plantings
yes 1581 passed
no 1072

Question 19:  $9,000 Summer Band Concerts
yes 1596 passed
no 1052

Question 20:  $8,500 Fireworks
yes 1333 passed
no 1307

Question 21:  $6,000 Labor Day Parade
yes 1675
no 966

Question 22: $6,000 Memorial, Veterans & Labor Day Parades and Recognition - Twon Support
yes 1893 passed
no 742

Question 23:  $0 Gravel Pit Reclamation/REstoration & Sale or other Dispostiion of Resources
yes 1669 passed
no 887

Question 24:  $0 Modify Solar Exemptions
yes 1912 passed
no 612

Question 25:  $0 Adjustment to Exemption Amount for Elderly Exemption
yes 2219 passed
no 311

Question 26:  $0 Discontinuance of Linden Street Extension
yes 2130 passed
no 348

Question 27:  $0 Discontinuance of a portion of Scarborough Lane
yes 2114 passed
no 347

Question 28:  $0 Hitchiner Town Forest Conservation Easement
yes 1615 passed
no 896

Question 29:  $0 Open Space Access to Brown's Property
yes 2160 passed
no 368

Question 30: $0 Pipeline Authorization Consent
yes 656 failed
no 1883

Question 31:  $0 Sale of a portion of the Brox Property
yes 806 failed
no 1681

Question 32:  $0 New Hampshire Resolution to Get Big Money out of Politics
yes 1994 passed
no 490



 

 


 

Milford Voting Results - Presidential Primary - February 9, 2016

These are the voting results for Milford, NH for the Presidential Primary held on February 9, 2016.

There were 9,884 voters on the checklist at the start of the day.  About 700 new voters were added during the day, giving a total voter count of about 10,584.  The number of new voters is still being reconciled as of this writing.

There were 6,129 voters that cast ballots, for a total total voter turnout of about 57.9%.

Democratic ballot results:
1754 Bernie Sanders
  880 Hillary Clinton
      6 Martin O'Malley
      3 Vermin Supreme
      3 David Thistle
      1 each for Steve Burke, Bill French, Keith Judd, LLoyd Kelso, William McGaughey, Edward O'Donnell, Edward Sonnino, Michael Steinberg, John Wolfe

Republican ballot results:
1156 Donald Trump
  509 John Kasich
  415 Jeb Bush
  413 Ted Cruz
  324 Marco Rubio
  234 Chris Christie
  169 Carly Fiorina
    84 Ben Carson
    26 Rand Paul
      3 Mike Huckabee
      2 George Pataki
      2 Jim Gilmore
      1 each for Bobby Jindal, Frank Lynch, Joe Robinson, Richard Witz, Stephen Comley, Tim Cook

 

Milford Voting Results 3/10/2015

These are the results for the Milford, New Hampshire vote held Tuesday March 10, 2015.

There were 9862 registered voters at the start of the day.  There were 50 new voter registrations, leaving 9912 registered voters at the end of the day.  There were 2191 ballots cast, or 22.1% of the total registered voters. 

SCHOOL BALLOT:

Ron Carvell 1568, elected to three-year term


Question 1  Operating budget $38,058,404, default budget $37,961,881.
yes 1012
no 1102
question failed, so the budget for the next year is the default budget

Question 2  Teachers contract
yes 1359
no 757
question passed, so the three-year contract will be implemented

TOWN BALLOT:

Selectmen (two three-year terms)
1175 Gary Daniels (elected)
959 Mark Fougere (elected)
670 Audrey Fraizer
412 Roger Tilton
376 Ed Densmore

Cemetery Trustee (one three-year term)
1705 Mary Dickson (elected)

Library Trustee (three three-year terms)
1407 Jennifer Hansen (elected)
1283 Deb Faucher (elected)
1237 Kim Paul (elected)

Trustee of Trust Funds (one three-year term)
1721 Joan Dargie (elected)

Water-Wastewater Commissioner (one three-year term)
1230 Mike Putnam (elected)
492 Gil Archambault

Article 2 Zoning Changes
Ballot vote 1 Definition changes
yes 1538 
no 399

Ballot vote 2 Administrative changes related to senior housing changes
yes 1519
no 426

Ballot vote 3 Surface water definition changes
yes 1602
no 363

Ballot vote 4 Manufactured housing definition changes
yes 1624
no 323

Ballot vote 5 Administrative clean-up relating to senior housing changes
yes 1581
no 366

Ballot vote 6 Sign ordinance definition changes
yes 1578
no 371

Ballot vote 7 Language changes related to sign ordinance
yes 1499
no 482

Ballot vote 8 Clarification of temporary sign ordinance
yes 1565
no 423

Ballot vote 9 Administrative clean-up of sign ordinance
yes 1654
no 312

Ballot vote 10 Wall signs with large set backs can be bigger
yes 1538
no 433

Ballot vote 11 Temporary on-premises sign ordinance changes
yes 1505
no 435

Ballot vote 12 Portable sign ordinance changes in Oval sub-district
yes 1588
no 364

Ballot vote 13 Change special exception time from 1-year to 2-years to match RSA requirement
yes 1566
no 361

Ballot Question 3 Library Building Project - Bond - $5,460,000
60% or 1284 needed to pass
yes 953
no 1188 
question failed

Question 4 West Elm St Water Main Extension - Bond - $792,000
60% or 1233 needed to pass
yes 1378
no 677
question passed

Question 5 Storm Sewer Video Inspection Bond $216,000
60% or 1249 needed to pass
yes 1178
no 904
question failed

Question 6 Town Operating Budget $13,785,044, Default Budget $13,663,678
yes 889
no 1209
question failed, so the default budget will be used in 2015

Question 7 Wastewater Treatment Operating Budget $1,893,222
yes 1507
no 575

Question 8 Water Department Operating Budget $1,380,858
yes 1532
no 540

Question 9 Jennison Road Bridge $430,000
yes 1463
no 592

Question 10 Bridge Replacement Capital Reserve $175,000
yes 1202
no 832

Question 11 Dump Truck 8 Cu Yards 5-Year Lease/Purchase $39,050
yes 856
no 1179

Question 12 Sidewalk Tractor/Plow 5-Year Lease Purchase $31,650
yes 789
no 1281

Question 13 Social Services $35,000
yes 1505
no 572

Question 14 Conservation Lands Fund $20,000
yes 1157
no 908

Question 15 Teamsters Union Collective Bargaining Agreement $16,820
yes 1268
no 770

Question 16 Non-Emergency Community Transportation Services $20,000
yes 1664
no 463

Question 17 Pumpkin Festival Holiday Decorations and Plantings $20,000
yes 1405
no 736

Question 18 Funding of the Annual Labor Day Parade $7,500
yes 1430
no 705

Question 19 Summer Band Concerts $9,000
yes 1377
no 740

Question 20 Fireworks $8,250
yes 1164
no 965

Question 21 Memorial, Veterans, & Labor Day Parades and Recognition - Town Support $6,000
yes 1626
no 498

Question 22 Re-Opening of Jones Road / Elm Street Intersection $0
yes 1251
no 808

Question 23 Sale or Other Distribution of Resources $0
yes 1000
no 1063

Question 24 Discontinuing Solar Exemption $0
yes 888
no 1157

Question 25 Budget Committee Charge $0
yes 1527
no 453

Question 26 Allow for the Inclusion of Numerical Tallies on Budget and Warrant Articles $0
yes 1748
no 253

Milford Voting Results 11/4/2014

These are the voting results for the November 4th, 2014 mid-term elections for Milford New Hampshire:

At the start of the day there were 9734 registered voters.  There were 350 voters added during the day, leaving a total of 10,084 registered voters at the end of the day.

There were 5436 votes cast, which is a 53.9% voter turnout.

Governor
R Walt Havenstein 2684
D Maggie Hassan 2669

United States Senator
R Scott Brown 2618
D Jeanne Shaheen 2716

Representative in Congress 
R Marilinda Garcia 2564
D Ann McLane Kuster 2717

Executive Councilor
R Dave Wheeler 2919
D Diane Sheehan 2292

State Senator
R Gary Daniels 3108
D Roger Tilton 2119

State Representative Hillsborough District 23 (4 positions)
R Shawn Sweeney 2681 elected
R Bill Goulette 2621 elected 
R Carolyn Halstead 2596 elected
R Barbara Biggie 2574 elected
D Ruth Heden 2282
D Herb Salmon 2092 
D Dorothy Lindon 2053
D Elise deMichael 1917 

State Representative Hillsborough District 40
R Keith Ammon 2850
D Henry Mullaney 2183

Sheriff
R James Hardy 3037
D Bill Barry 1984

County Attorney
R Dennis Hogan 2707
D Patricia LaFrance 2277

County Treasurer
R David Fredette 3050
D Theodore Groh 1876

Register of Deeds
R Pamela Coughlin 2909
D Lousie Wright 2028

Register of Probate
R Joseph Levasseur 2751
D Elizabeth Kulig 2155

County Commissioner
R Carol Holden 2994
D Susan Ladmer 1955

Milford Voting Results 9/9/2014

These are the results from the September 9th, 2014 primary election in Milford New Hampshire, and for the two special votes for the town and the school district.

The checklist contains 9,666 voter names.

2,186 Voters cast ballots, or 23% of the checklist


School Ballot
Approve the Fact-Finder's recommendations (Teacher's Contract)
Yes 766 36%
No 1374 64%
Article failed


Town Ballot
Purchase of property next to Keyes Field (Permatach property)
Yes 1758 82%
No 392 18%
Article passed


Democratic Ballot
Governor
Maggie Hassan 570 nominated
Ian Freeman 20
Ciecia Terrio 8

US Senator
Jeanne Shaheen 567

Representative in Congress CD2
Ann McLane Kuster 542

Executive Councilor District 5
Diane Sheehan 335 nominated
Jennifer Daler 174

State Senator District 11
Roger H. Tilton 496

State Representative Hillsborough District 23
Ruth H Heden 427 nominated
Dorothy H. Lindon 333 nominated
Elise deMichael 315 nominated
Herb Salmon 280 nominated
Mark Linn 204

State Representative Hillsborough District 40
Bill Barry 501

County Attorney
Patricia M. LaFrance 503

County Treasurer
Theodore Groh 494

Register of Deeds
Louise Wright 500

Register of Probate
Elizabeth Kulig 497

County Commissioner
Susan Ladmer 291
Shannon Bernier Martin 158


Republican Ballot
Governor
Walt Havenstein 817 nominated
Andreew Hemingway 532
Daniel J Greene 72
Jonathan Smolin 29

United States Senator
Scott P Brown 656 nominated
Bob Smith 410
Jim Rubens 350
Walter W Kelly 29
Bob Heghmann 18
Mark W Farnham 11
Andy Martin 9
Miro Dziedzic 4
Gerard Beloin 3

Representative in Congress CD2
Marilinda Garcia 777 nominated
Gary Lambert 352
Jim Lawrence 267
Mike Little 42

Executive Councilor District 5
Dave Wheeler 1056 nominated
Steve Hattamer 367

State Senator District 11
Gary L Daniels 973 nominated
Maureen Mooney 251
Dan Hynes 154
Daniel Dwyer 65

State Representative Hillsborough District 23
Bill Goulette
Shawn Sweeney 780
Barbara Biggie 724
Carolyn Halstead 706

State Representative Hillsborough District 40
Keith Ammon 1145

Sheriff
James A Hardy

County Attorney
Dennis Hogan 1143

County Treasurer
David G Fredette 549
Lynda Bennett 401
Sean W Thomas 178

Register of Deeds
Pamela D Coughlin 663
Mary Ann Crowell 272
Howard D Coffman 194

Register of Probate
Joseph Kelly Levasseur 1109

County Commissioner
Carol Holden 1107

Delegates to the State Convention
Stephen J Palmer 793
Andrew Seale 754
Thomas Flaherty 718
Daniel G Colby 705
Raymond D Hayes 642
June Minkkinen 552