Politics & Government
Brown Announces Slate of Merrimack County Supporters
Merrimack County Sheriff, Concord residents make up list of locals supporting former Senator's effort.

The Scott Brown campaign released another list of supporters from Merrimack County as the grassroots team continues to grow.
The list contains current and former elected officials, members of law enforcement and activists supporting Scott Brown’s candidacy.
“I am pleased to have the support of these individuals as we continue to build our team and spread our message across the state,” said Brown. “Granite Staters are ready for new leadership to restore New Hampshire principles and be an independent voice in the Senate. I look forward to hosting more town hall meetings and campaign stops to listen and learn about the issues impacting our families.”
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Merrimack County leaders include Sheriff Scott Hilliard of Northfield, Michele Holton of New London, and former state Sen. Bob Odell of New London.
Other supporters include state Rep. Dennis Reed, R-Franklin, County Commissioner Peter Spaulding of Hopkinton, Ward 6 Concord City Councilor J. Allen Bennett, and former state Rep. Bill Grimm, R-Franklin.
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Other supporters include Benjamin Fontaine of Allenstown, Jennifer Rose of Bow, James Cleveland and Paul Doiron of Chichester; Valery Mitchell, James McConaha, former City Councilor Robert Washburn, Joyce Wyman, Doug Wyman, Robert Thomas, Joseph Alexander, John Archterlonie, Bonnie Packard, Thomas Guptill, Edward Lovejoy, Kevin Moore, and Renate Kannler of Concord: David Jensen of Contoocook; Diana Goldstein and Jeffrey Kantor of Dunbarton; John Lineberry and Roy Grieder of Henniker; Jeanne Sanders of Hill; Frederick Bishop, Joanne Burwell, Paul Boucher, Peter Casey, Kathleen Casey, Linda Currier, Henry Roy, and Gary Gross of Hooksett; Dennis Schwab of Loudon; Michael Gelcius, Anita Gelcius, Margaret Doheney, Charles Curtis, and Beverly Benson of New London; Alan Herrington of Pembroke; Brian Ward of Pittsfield; and Rouleen Williams of Salisbury.
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