New Hampshire House, Rockingham District 1

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Scott Bryer is a retired auditor and administrator for the State of New Hampshire who previously served on the Northwood School Board, Police Commission and Board of Selectmen, according to his Citizens Count candidate profile. He supports Education Freedom Accounts with income limits and opposes an income, sales or capital gains tax. He backs nuclear energy development and expanded net metering.

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James Guzofski chairs the Northwood Selectboard and works as a fire department chaplain and church pastor, according to his Citizens Count candidate profile. He supports the Education Freedom Account program and opposes an income or sales tax. He backs lower business taxes and opposes stricter gun laws.

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Paul Tudor is a retired mechanical engineer who also serves on the Northwood Budget Committee, according to his Citizens Count candidate profile. He supports Education Freedom Accounts and local property-tax-based school funding, and backs marijuana legalization. He supports nuclear power development and stricter voter ID requirements.

Hal Rafter is a former software developer at NH Housing who serves on the Nottingham school board and board of selectmen, according to his Citizens Count candidate profile. He supports expanding net metering for renewable energy and opposes the Education Freedom Account program. He backs a constitutional right to abortion access before 24 weeks. No campaign website was found as of September 11, 2026; the Secretary of State's primary results are the only verifiable source for Hal Rafter.

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Donna Danis has served on the Nottingham Budget Committee and Select Board, including as chair, and previously led the Pawtuckaway Lake Improvement Association, according to her Citizens Count candidate profile. She opposes the Education Freedom Account program and supports abortion access before 24 weeks. She favors marijuana legalization and reinstating the interest and dividends tax.

Pamela Sanderson is a retired educator who has served on the Northwood Zoning Board of Adjustment since 2016 and on the Select Board, according to her Citizens Count candidate profile. She opposes the Education Freedom Account program and supports increased state school funding to reduce the property tax burden. She favors marijuana legalization and climate action. No campaign website was found as of September 11, 2026; the Secretary of State's primary results are the only verifiable source for Pamela Sanderson.