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State Representative, Carroll 6: John MacDonald

October 11, 2026

State Representative, Carroll 6

John MacDonald

Republican · New Hampshire House of Representatives

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Office: State Representative, Carroll 6
Party: Republican
Email: john.macdonald@gc.nh.gov
Official page: gc.nh.gov

Also representing Carroll 6

Katy Peternel (R)State Representative, Carroll 6

State Representative, Carroll 6

John MacDonald (R)

Official page: gc.nh.gov
Email: john.macdonald@gc.nh.gov

Seat profile prepared by Granite State Report from Open States people data compiled from gc.nh.gov, as of Oct. 8, 2026. The officeholder has not claimed this profile. Report an error: granitestatereport@gmail.com

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