North Hampton 2022 Town, School Election Results

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

Town Races

Moderator, one two-year position

• Bobbi Burns: 753

Board of Selectmen, one three-year seat.

• Jim Maggiore: 651

Town Clerk-Tax Collector, one three-year position.

• Susan Buchanan: 861

Town Treasurer, one one-year position.

• Angela Blatus: 721

Library Trustee, one three-year seat.

• Kathleen Kilgore: 649

Budget Committee, two three-year seats.

• George Chauncey: 393
• Lisa Gallagher: 372
• Tom Von Jess: 331
• Brian Goode: 328

Budget Committee, one one-year seat.

• Andrew Raucci: 349
• Charles Gallant: 344

Trustee of the Cemeteries, one three-year seat.

• Mary Lambert: 718

Planning Board, two three-year seats.

• Robert Kroner: 513
• Lauri Etela: 484
• Scott Baker: 392

Water Commissioner, one three-year seat

• Kathleen Kilgore: 592

Zoning Board, two three-year seats.

• Robin Reid: 485
• Larry Miller: 427
• Dennis Williams: 284

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

• George Chauncey: 684

Supervisor of the Checklist, one six-year position

• Jane Morse: 443
• Pollyanna Ford: 307

Town Articles

Article 2: Clarifying Leach Field Grades, approved

Article 3: Clarifying Leach Field Grades near Wetlands, approved

Article 4: Accessory Dwelling Unit Conditional Use Permits, approved

Article 5: Conditional Use Permit, Preexisting Approvals, approved

Article 6: New Police and Fire Safety Building ($9.3 million; a three-fifths vote is required for passage), approved

Article 7: Expand, Renovate Former Library Into Town Offices ($1.55 million), approved

Article 8: 2022 Town Operating Budget ($8.1 million; default budget set at $7.9 million), approved

Article 9: Police, Highway Departments Collective Bargaining Agreement ($4.3 million), approved

Article 10: New Fire Engine ($800K), approved

Article 11: New Police Cruiser ($45K; $34K from revolving fund), approved

Article 12: Road Resurfacing ($240K), approved

Article 13: DPW Compact Utility Tractor ($27K), approved

Article 14: Rebuild Stone Wall at Center Cemetery ($37K; $20K from donations), approved

Article 15: New DPW Utility Loader ($57K), approved

Article 16: Police Speed Monitoring Trailer ($16K), failed

Article 17: Social Service Org contributions ($25K), failed

Article 18: Coakley Landfill Reserve Fund contribution ($75K), approved

Article 19: Land Environmental Remediation Capital Reserve Fund ($10K), approved

Article 20: Close Accrued Liability Expendable Trust Fund, approved

Article 21: Close Info Technology Capital Reserve Fund, approved

Article 22: Town Noise Ordinance (exclude noises from normal agricultural activities), approved

Article 23: Petition: Turn Former Library Over to Board of Selectmen, approved

School Races

School Board, two three-year seats.

• Kate Belanger: 584
• Michael Gendre: 455

School Board, one two-year seat.

• Lisa Gagalis: 520
• Kirsten Larsen Schultz: 321

School Board, one one-year seat.

• Marianne Von Jess: 466
• Tory Marsh: 324

School Articles

Article 1: Operating Budget ($9.7 million; a default budget has been set for $9.6 million), approved

Article 2: Long-Term Maintenance, North Hampton School building and grounds ($30K), approved

Article 3: Special Education Expendable Trust ($60K), approved

Article 4: Fund Balance Retention (5 percent of net assessment), approved

Winnacunnet Cooperative School Races

School Board, one three-year seat.

• Henry Marsh: 461
• Tamara Le: 389

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

• Jamie Marston: 638

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

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