Bedford NH 2025 Town Election Voter Guide

BEDFORD, NH — The Annual Town Election is Tuesday, March 11, in Bedford, New Hampshire.

The polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Bedford High School.

Town Election

Town Council (3-year seats, vote for no more than 2)

Kathleen Bemiss

David Gilbert

Gail Levesque

Trustee of the Trust Funds (3-year seat, vote for no more than 1)

Ryan Callaghan

Trustee of the Trust Funds (1-year seat, vote for no more than 1)

Mac McMahan

Library Trustee (3-year seat, vote for no more than 1)

Lauren Saidel-Baker

Articles Include …

South River Road Fire Substation: $8.9 million, three-fifths needed

Parks and Rec Improvements: $3.2 million, three-fifths needed

Town operating budget: $38.9 million or a default budget of $38.4 million.

Greenfield Parkway Bridge Replacement: $2.5 million

Beals Road Bridge Replacement: $3 million

Community Power Aggregation: Switch from Eversource to Bedford Community Power Plan

School Election

School Board (3-year seat, vote for no more than 1)

Andrea Campbell

Russan Chester

Beth Purcell

School District Treasurer (3-year seat, vote for no more than 1)

Tina Kozak

School District Clerk (3-year seat, vote for no more than 1)

Ashley Shailer

School Moderator (3-year seat, vote for no more than 1)

Michael Courtney

Articles Include …

Full-day Kindergarten: $885,100 gross budget with $520,408 adequacy funding

Bedford Education Association agreement: $1.98 million in 2025-2026, $2 million in 2026-2027, and $2 million in 2027-2028 as well as $1.99 million for 2024-2025.

Operating budget: $90.9 million or a default budget of $89.8 million.

Here is a copy of the town sample ballot. A copy of the school sample ballot can be found here.

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