Hampton 2022 Town, School Election Results

HAMPTON, NH — Here are the unofficial results from the March 8, 2022, town and school elections in Hampton.

Town Races

Board of Selectmen, one three-year seat.

• Amy Hansen: 2,534
• Regina Barnes: 1,221

Town Clerk, one three-year position.

• Shirley Doheny: 2,997

Planning Board, one two-year seat.

• Write-in

Budget Committee, two three-year seats.

• A. Matthew Saunders: 1,946
• Michael Plouffe: 1,527
• Joyce Skaperdas: 1,458

Budget Committee, one one-year seat.

• Steven Henderson: 2,527

Zoning Board, one three-year seat.

• Nichole Duggan: 1,881
• Bryan Provo Provencal: 1,207

Planning Board, two three-year seats.

• Keith Lessard: 2,170
• Sharon Mullen: 1,871
• Brendan McNamara: 1,538

Town Moderator, one two-year position.

• Robert Casassa: 3,002

Supervisor of the Checklist, one six-year position.

• Kathleen Edgar: 2,937

Trustee of the Trust Funds, one three-year position.

• Warren MacKensen: 2,732

Library Trustee, two three-year seats.

• Sheila Ewell: 2,506
• Chris Hendry: 2,232

Town Articles

Article 2: Expand Definition of Impervious Surface for Decks, approved

Article 3: Amend Definition of Condominium, approved

Article 4: Rename section of Wetlands Conservation District to Restricted Uses, Prohibited Uses, and Other Standards, approved

Article 5: Allow Domesticated Chickens with Building Department Approval in Certain Districts, approved

Article 6: Regulations For Food Trucks On Private Property, approved

Article 7: Limit Display Of Residential Banners to No More than 14 Days, approved

Article 8: Approve Interstate Corridor Overlay District On I-95, approved

Article 9: Approve $7 million to reconstruct High Street paving, sidewalks, and drainage, approved

Article 10: Approve $15.7 million for a wastewater treatment plant, approved

Article 11: 2022 Budget ($30.2 million; default budget set at $30.18 million), approved

Article 12: Hampton Police Association Sergeants Collective Bargaining Agreement ($111K across 4 years), approved

Article 13: Hampton Police Association Patrolman Collective Bargaining Agreement ($664K across 4 years), approved

Article 14: Employ two additional full-time police patrolmen ($149K), approved

Article 15: Employ two additional DPW laborers ($105K), approved

Article 16: Employ four additional firefighter for the rescue department ($310K in 2022; $413K in 2023), approved

Article 17: Expand Parks Foreman from 28 hours to 40 hours ($31K), approved

Article 18: Expand Conservation Coordinator from 28 hours to 40 hours ($38K), approved

Article 19: Purchase a new fire engine ($825K), approved

Article 20: Parking lot and area improvements ($504K; $304K in state highway block grants offset), approved

Article 21: Parks and Recreation Additional Office and Program Space ($500K), approved

Article 22: DPW Equipment Purchases including backhoe and plow ($354K), approved

Article 23: Road Improvements ($300K), approved

Article 24: Purchase 22 aces on North Shore Road ($268K; $80K from Conservation Fund), approved

Article 25: Establish Contingency Fund ($200K), rejected.

Article 26: Approve Transfer to 21 Human Service Agencies ($184K), approved

Article 27: New Flooring in Tuck Building ($150K), approved

Article 28: Upgrade Hampton Police HQ Security ($150K), approved

Article 29: Withdraw $90K from criminal justice forfeiture program, approved

Article 30: $50K for cemeteries maintenance, approved

Article 31: $40K for pedestrian and traffic safety capital reserve fund, approved

Article 32: $28K for firefighter equipment capital reserve fund, approved

Article 33: Petition: $3K to offset the cost of the Christmas parade for 2022, approved

Article 34: Petition: $1K for CASA recruitment, approved

Article 35: Petition: $3K for Society of St. Vincent de Paul, approved

Article 36: Petition: $3 million to mill and overlay Winnacunnet Road from Lafayette Road to Ocean Boulevard, rejected

Article 37: Petition: Adopt mosquito control ordinance, rejected

Article 38: Petition: Modernize mosquito management, rejected

Article 39: Petition: Hand count all election ballots, rejected

Article 40: Petition: Hand count all election ballots, rejected

Article 41: Petition: Change polling close time to 7 p.m. to match neighboring communities, rejected

Article 42: Petition: Resolution to support the end of puppy mills in New Hampshire, approved

Winnacunnet Cooperative School Races

School Board, one three-year seat.

• Tamara Le: 1,337
• Henry Marsh: 1,235

Budget Committee (North Hampton), one three-year seat.

• Jamie Marston: 2,416

Budget Committee (Seabrook), one one-year seat

• Write-in

Winnacunnet School Articles

Article 1: School Operating Budget ($29.5 million; default budget set at $29.2 million), approved

Article 2: Auditorium Lighting at Winnacunnet High School ($80K), approved

Article 3: Roof Replacement on Technology Education Building at Winnacunnet High School ($295K), approved

Article 4: Athletic Field Lighting at Winnacunnet High School ($135K), approved

Article 5: Health Care Expendable Trust ($50K), approved

Article 6: Fund Balance Retention, approved

Hampton School District Races

School Board, two three-year seats

• Leslie Shepard: 2,360
• Virginia Bridle Russell: 2,073

Hampton School District Articles

Article 1: Operating Budget ($25 million; default budget set at $24.7 million), approved

Article 2: Seacoast Educational Association Collective Bargaining Agreement ($1.65 million across 3 years), approved

Article 3: Seacoast Educational Support Professionals Association Collective Bargaining Agreement ($246K across 3 years), approved

Article 4: Long-term Maintenance at Marston and Centre school buildings and grounds ($300K), approved

Article 5: Child Benefit Services ($65K), approved

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