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Concord, Ward 9

Ward 910 wards in Concord▸

In Merrimack County. Represented in the State House by Merrimack districts 23 and 29, and in the State Senate by district 15.

Representatives

State House

Merrimack district 23 1 seat

Merrimack district 29 (floterial) 1 seat

A floterial district overlays several towns that each already elect their own representative, and elects additional members across the combined population. You are represented by both.

State Senate — district 15

Executive Council — district 2

Five councilors, elected from five districts. The Executive Council approves state contracts over $10,000, judicial and agency nominations, and pardons.

Governor

As the head of state government, the Governor signs or vetoes legislation passed in the General Court, oversees state agencies, and proposes the state budget for legislative approval.

US House — New Hampshire district 2

New Hampshire elects two members of the US House, one from each congressional district.

US Senate

Two senators, elected by the whole state, so both represent every town.

District Map

The Map

Each district colored by the party of its sitting members. Choose a kind of district, then a district on the map.

City Officials

Mayor and council

As Concord's website listed the mayor and council when this site read it on September 20, 2026: concordnh.gov. The phone numbers and e-mail addresses beside the names are from the New Hampshire Department of Transportation's directory of city and town officials, dated September 2025.

City clerk

From the Secretary of State's list of town and city clerks.

City offices

From the New Hampshire Department of Transportation's directory of city and town officials, dated September 2025. It does not show anyone elected or appointed since then, so check Concord's own website for changes.

How to Vote

Next Election: November 3, 2026

Sources: NH General Court, Secretary of State, Concord’s own website, and the New Hampshire Department of Transportation's directory of city and town officials, dated September 2025