Saint Anselm Sophomore Wins NH House Seat

MANCHESTER, New Hampshire–Of the four Saint Anselm College students and faculty running for the New Hampshire House of Representatives, one has lost, one has won, and two are anxiously awaiting the results of their race.

Sophomore Brian Poznanski, a Nashua Democrat, has chalked up a win in Hillsboro District 26, and reports from Nashua that all ballots have been counted in Nashua wards five, eight, and nine.

“I look forward to working hard for Nashua,” Poznanski said Tuesday evening.

Prof. David George of the classics department, and also a Democrat, is currently tenth out of 16 in Hillsboro District 17.

Senior Kate Kerins and junior Connor O’Brien have returned to the Saint Anselm College campus and are awaiting their results from the watch party at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics. Kerins is seeking election from Goffstown (Hillsboro District 7) and O’Brien is running in Rockingham 4.

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*UPDATE: With both precincts reporting early Wednesday morning, Connor O’Brien finishes 19 of 26 candidates for Rockingham 4 state representative.

Gregory Wallace is an independent voter and junior at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, NH.