Londonderry 2022 Town, School Election Voter’s Guide

LONDONDERRY, NH — Voters in Londonderry go to the polls on March 8 to make decisions about town and school budgets as well as political positions, warrant articles, and more.

Here is everything you need to know.

Voting

Voters in Londonderry can cast ballots between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m. in the gym of the Londonderry High School.

Town Races, Info

Voters in Londonderry have a number of competitive races.

Three people are running for two 3-year Town Council seats: John Farrell, Chad Franz, and Ted Combes.

Five candidates are running for two Budget Committee seats: Patrick Cassidy, Ron Dunn, Maureen Hardy, Janet Huttula, and Tara Myles.

Two residents are running for a single Supervisor of the Checklist seat, which is a 6-year term: Cara Dunn and Kristin Grages.

Five candidates are seeking three 3-year seats on the Trustee of the Library board: Kimberly Bears, Heather Burr Carey, Jan McLaughlin, Vicki Stachowske, and Liz Thomas.

Four residents are also seeking a single 3-year term as Trustee of the Trust Fund: Jan McLaughlin, Howard Bookman, Patrick Cassidy, and Jason Hopkins.

Voters will also decide on a $38.9 million town budget or a $39.1 million default budget.

A sample town ballot can be found here in PDF format.

School Info, Races

There are two competitive school board races: Racheal Killian, Tracey Ramshaw, and Kevin Gray are running for a single 3-year seat while Amanda Butcher and Tim Porter are running for a single 2-year seat.

Voters will also decide whether to construct a new $4.8 million school district office and an $83 million school budget (or an $82.9 million default budget), union contracts, and other items.

Here is a sample school ballot in PDF.

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