MANCHESTER, NH – Unofficial results of the NH Senate Special Election marked an historic night for Kevin Cavanaugh who defeated Republican David Boutin by 4,746 to 3,814. According to a post by the NH Democratic Party, it’s the first win for a democrat in a state senate special election since 1984.
The unofficial election results from the Special State General Election held in State Representative District 16/Wards 1,2, and 12 in Manchester, on July 25, 2017 are as follows:
Kevin J. Cavanaugh: 2,409
David Boutin: 1,485
Jason A. Dubrow: 48
City Clerk Matthew Normand said it was a “tremendous turnout” for a mid-summer special election, and consistent with a typical city-wide general election.
Ward 1
Kevin J. Cavanaugh: 1,191
David Boutin: 708
Jason A. Dubrow: 2
(31 percent turnout)
Ward 2
Kevin J. Cavanaugh: 771
David Boutin: 441
Jason A. Dubrow: 24
(23 percent turnout)
Ward 12
Kevin J. Cavanaugh: 447
David Boutin: 336
Jason A. Dubrow: 11
(16 percent turnout)
Hooksett
Cavanaugh: 1,012
Boutin: 850
Dubrow: 24
Dunbarton
Cavanaugh: 247
Boutin: 255
Dubrow: 16
Bow
Cavanaugh: 938
Boutin: 626
Dubrow: 17
Waiting
Candia
Boutin: 426
Cavanaugh: 307
Dubrow: 14
Official results will be posted on the NH Secretary of State website as soon as they are verified.
