2024 Ward 9 Election Voter Guide
Executive Councilor
Melanie Levesque
Melanie Levesque will bring an insightful blend of executive experience and local perspective to the Executive Council. She has over 20 years of town and city civic engagement, over 12 years in the state legislature (representative and senator), and years of corporate and nonprofit leadership. She is the Founder/CEO of a telecommunications business.
Melanie will always SHOW UP, FOLLOW UP, and STAND UP for the needs of Granite Staters!
State Senator
Cindy Rosenwald
You Can Trust Me to Lead on Making Health Care, Housing, and Child Care More Affordable.
State Representatives
Vote For All 3
Linda Harriott-Gathright
A resident of Ward 9 for 39 years, committed to amplifying your voices in Concord. Serving as Legislator and Commissioner on the Status of Women reflects my unwavering dedication to women and our community. I passionately advocate for public schools, commuter rail and social justice, believing every resident deserves to be heard and valued. Together we can create a brighter, more equitable future for all.
Marty Jack
I've served as your advocate for passenger rail, safe roads and bridges, public education at all levels, and affordable health care for all, and I ask for your support to continue this work.
Melbourne Moran Jr.
As a licensed healthcare provider I know the value of privacy in your healthcare decisions. I will bring my clinical experience to the State House to support women's reproductive rights, LGBTQI+ peoples right to exist, and bring forth legislation that reforms our mental health services system.
Hillsborough County
County Attorney
Kim Kossick
A longtime New Hampshire resident and seasoned trial attorney who understands the need for an efficient and effective County Attorney’s office.
County Commissioner
Paul G. Bergeron
Hillsborough County Commissioner 2017-2020. 100% attendance at County Meetings I do not need the office, money or title I just want to serve!
Register of Deeds
Mary Ann Crowell
A dedicated public servant with the registry of deeds for over 25 years, I care about this accurate recording of Hillsborough county properties, and protecting property owners against fraud. During my first term, I permanently preserved books of deeds going back to the 1700s, and will continue to show up every day to serve the public.
County Treasurer
Beverly Cotton
I am dedicated to upholding the values of discipline, diligence, and honesty in serving the community. I have had decades of increasing financial responsibility in my career and now have a desire to serve my State.
Tuesday, November 5, 2024, 6am-8pm
New Searles Elementary School, 39 Shady Lane
