Rep. Paul R. Bergeron
NH Hills. Dist. 29
(Nashua Ward 2)

Revision of Ward Boundaries
In accordance with federal and state law, and the city charter, the Board of Aldermen revised the city's ward boundaries on December 28, 2021, following the 10-year census so that populations in each ward would be "as equal as circumstances will admit" (NH Constitution, Part Second, Article 9).  Nashua's 2020 population was 91,322.  The ideal population for each ward, therefore, would be the total population divided by the number of wards (9) -- or 10,147 residents per ward.  Wards 1 and 2 were the least-populated wards prior to redistricting. As a result, redistricting moved some of Ward 2's western residents into Ward 1 and Ward 2's boundaries were moved eastward, into parts of Wards 3 and 4, toward Concord Street, in order to bring Ward 2's population closer to the ideal population number. Click on this text box to visit the City Clerk's Elections page which contains links to a static map of the ward changes and an interactive map.

May 31, 2022 was the LAST day a registered voter could change party affiliation before the September 13, 2022 State Primary Election. 

If you are not sure of your party affiliation, please visit the City Clerk’s Office or the State of New Hampshire Voter Information Lookup website. If you are listed on the checklist as affiliated with either the Republican or Democratic Party, you may vote only on that party’s ballot at the September Primary.

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