Medicaid Expansion by Senate District
There are 52,233 granite staters on the New Hampshire Health Protection Program as of January 12, 2018. Click below to see the town-by-town breakdown for your senate district.
Senate District 1: Senator Jeff Woodburn (D) – 3,128 People
Bath – 50
Benton – 8
Berlin – 685
Bethlehem – 150
Carroll – 33
Clarksville – 16
Colebrook – 149
Columbia – 34
Dalton – 59
Dummer – 19
Easton – 10
Errol – 18
Franconia – 44
Gorham – 131
Jefferson – 35
Lancaster – 214
Landaff – 16
Lincoln – 90
Lisbon – 112
Littleton – 395
Lyman – 20
Milan – 50
Monroe – 20
Northumberland – 142
Pittsburg – 43
Randolph – 10
Shelburne – 9
Stark – 36
Stewartstown – 71
Stratford – 84
Sugar Hill – 12
Thornton – 132
Whitefield – 150
Woodstock – 81
Senate District 2: Bob Guida (R) – 2,395 People
Alexandria – 78
Ashland – 124
Bridgewater – 35
Bristol – 172
Campton – 127
Center Harbor – 46
Danbury – 54
Dorchester – 27
Grafton – 83
Groton – 16
Haverhill – 256
Hebron – 24
Hill – 52
Holderness – 79
Meredith – 282
New Hampton – 93
Orange – 7
Orford – 33
Piermont – 35
Plymouth – 247
Rumney – 88
Sanborton – 97
Tilton – 184
Warren – 60
Wentworth – 54
Wilmot – 42
Senate District 3: Jeb Bradley (R) – 2,790 People
Albany – 49
Bartlett – 101
Brookfield – 23
Chatham – 16
Conway – 494
Eaton – 16
Effingham – 133
Freedom – 64
Jackson – 24
Madison – 135
Middleton – 78
Milton – 203
Moultonborough – 325
Ossipee – 318
Sandwich – 61
Tamworth – 191
Tuftonboro – 100
Wakefield – 218
Waterville Valley – 11
Wolfeboro – 230
Senate District 4: David Watters (D) – 1,903 People
Barrington – 249
Dover – 1,046
Rollinsford – 66
Somersworth – 544
Senate District 5: Martha Hennessy (D) – 2,136 People
Canaan – 158
Charlestown – 310
Claremont – 914
Cornish – 53
Enfield – 137
Hanover – 81
Lebanon – 415
Lyme – 23
Plainfield – 45
Senate District 6: Jim Gray (R) – 2,873 People
Alton – 192
Barnstead – 178
Farmington – 360
Gilmanton – 131
New Durham – 82
Rochester - 1,930
Senate District 7: Harold French (R) – 3,172 People
Andover – 82
Belmont – 376
Boscawen – 144
Canterbury – 72
Franklin – 582
Gilford – 204
Laconia – 1401
Northfield - 205
Salisbury – 38
Webster – 68
Senate District 8: Ruth Ward (R) – 1,996 People
Acworth - 31
Antrim - 150
Bennington - 68
Bradford - 84
Croydon - 30
Deering - 91
Francestown - 43
Goshen - 44
Grantham - 57
Hillsborough - 296
Langdon - 11
Lempster - 52
Marlow - 30
New London - 51
Newbury - 52
Newport - 393
Springfield - 27
Stoddard - 40
Sunapee - 72
Sutton - 45
Unity - 33
Washington - 49
Weare - 237
Windsor - 10
Senate District 9: Andy Sanborn (R) - 1,486 People
Bedford - 300
Dublin - 66
Fitzwilliam - 117
Greenfield - 69
Hancock - 52
Jaffrey - 219
Lyndeborough - 58
Mont Vernon - 51
New Boston - 104
Peterborough - 210
Richmond - 53
Sharon - 12
Temple - 65
Troy – 110
Senate District 10: Jay Kahn (D) – 2,623 People
Alstead - 96
Chesterfield - 88
Gilsum - 34
Harrisville - 17
Hinsdale - 210
Keene – 1,254
Marlborough - 88
Nelson - 29
Roxbury - 7
Sullivan - 41
Surry - 16
Swanzey - 315
Walpole - 115
Westmoreland - 51
Winchester - 262
Senate District 11: Gary Daniels (R) – 1,292 People
Amherst - 179
Merrimack - 498
Milford - 478
Wilton - 137
Senate District 12: Kevin Avard (R) – 1,999 People
Brookline - 108
Greenville - 106
Hollis - 102
Mason - 27
Nashua Ward 1 - 432
Nashua Ward 2 - 432
Nashua Ward 5 - 432
New Ipswich - 184
Rindge - 176
*Note: Ward numbers are an average of city-wide numbers
Senate District 13: Bette Lasky (D) – 2,592 People
Nashua Ward 3 - 432
Nashua Ward 4 - 432
Nashua Ward 6 - 432
Nashua Ward 7 - 432
Nashua Ward 8 - 432
Nashua Ward 9 – 432
*Note: Ward numbers are an average of city-wide numbers
Senate District 14: Sharon Carson (R) - 1,315 People
Auburn - 99
Hudson - 663
Londonderry – 553
Senate District 15: Dan Feltes (D) – 2,645 People
Concord – 2,303
Henniker – 108
Hopkinton - 132
Warner - 102
Senate District 16: Kevin Cavanaugh (D) – 2,528 People
Bow - 129
Candia - 102
Dunbarton - 53
Hooksett - 363
Manchester Ward 1 - 627
Manchester Ward 2 - 627
Manchester Ward 12 - 627
*Note: Ward numbers are an average of city-wide data
Senate District 17: John Reagan (R) – 1,961 People
Allenstown - 236
Chichester - 80
Deerfield - 104
Epsom - 139
Loudon - 176
Northwood - 151
Nottingham - 109
Pembroke - 213
Pittsfield - 253
Raymond - 379
Strafford - 121
Senate District 18: Donna Soucy (D) – 3,295 People
Manchester Ward 5 - 627
Manchester Ward 6 - 627
Manchester Ward 7 - 627
Manchester Ward 8 - 627
Manchester Ward 9 - 627
Litchfield - 160
*Note: Ward numbers are an average of city-wide data
Senate District 19: Regina Birdsell (R) – 1,609 People
Derry - 1230
Hampstead - 154
Windham - 225
Senate District 20: Lou D’Allesandro (D) – 2,828 People
Goffstown - 320
Manchester Ward 3 - 627
Manchester Ward 4 - 627
Manchester Ward 10 - 627
Manchester Ward 11 - 627
*Note: Ward numbers are an average of city-wide data
Senate District 21: Martha Fuller Clark (D) – 1,424 People
Durham - 126
Lee - 101
Madbury - 41
Newfields - 29
Newington - 12
Newmarket - 306
Portsmouth - 809
Senate District 22: Chuck Morse (R) – 1,259 People
Atkinson - 100
Pelham - 286
Plaistow - 190
Salem - 683
Senate District 23: Bill Gannon (R) – 1,372 People
Brentwood -70
Chester - 80
Danville - 110
East Kingston - 53
Epping - 218
Exeter - 435
Fremont - 81
Kingston - 184
Sandown - 141
Senate District 24: Dan Innis (R) – 1,638 People
Greenland - 88
Hampton - 495
Hampton Falls - 42
Kensington – 49
New Castle – N/A
Newton - 122
North Hampton - 88
Rye - 109
Seabrook - 516
South Hampton - 23
Stratham - 106