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New Hampshire State Senate District 7

The current officeholder, the 2024 result, and a precinct-level model you can run yourself — built from how New Hampshire actually voted.

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New Hampshire State Senate District 7 — highlighted within New Hampshire's State Senate districts · 2024: R+11.0

Current officeholder

Daniel E. Innis Republican

2024 result

Republican R+11.0

2024 votes cast

32,225

Office

State Senate

Precinct results — 2024 general

24 precincts reported in New Hampshire State Senate District 7's 2024 general election. The twenty largest:

Precinct Winner Margin Votes
33011-HILLSBOROUGH Republican R+18.8 3,296
33013-HENNIKER Democratic D+2.2 2,756
33001-TILTON Republican R+17.1 2,100
33013-BOSCAWEN Republican R+15.8 2,021
33009-BRISTOL Republican R+10.5 1,948
33013-WARNER Democratic D+3.5 1,839
33013-NEWBURY Republican R+1.2 1,624
33013-ANDOVER Democratic D+4.8 1,547
33013-FRANKLIN WARD 3 Republican R+11.6 1,506
33013-FRANKLIN WARD 1 Republican R+24.0 1,415
33013-SUTTON Republican R+0.4 1,385
33013-FRANKLIN WARD 2 Republican R+9.0 1,334
33013-WEBSTER Republican R+14.4 1,230
33009-ALEXANDRIA Republican R+27.3 1,066
33013-BRADFORD Republican R+4.7 1,065
33013-SALISBURY Republican R+23.0 961
33013-WILMOT Democratic D+11.6 961
33009-BRIDGEWATER Republican R+17.1 835
33013-DANBURY Republican R+24.8 794
33009-GRAFTON Republican R+20.5 756

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Frequently asked

Who represents New Hampshire State Senate District 7?
Daniel E. Innis (Republican) currently holds this State Senate seat.
What was the 2024 result in New Hampshire State Senate District 7?
R+11.0 — 14,337 Democratic, 17,888 Republican, of 32,225 votes cast.
Can I model this race myself?
The next election for this district needs confirmation.

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