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Harold F. French

Candidate for Merrimack County Commission - District 2

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About Merrimack County Commission - District 2

The three-member Board of Commissioners (as mandated by NH Statute RSA 28) are part-time elected officials responsible for overall supervision, custody and care of all county departments, buildings and land, and have budgetary oversight of all county expenditures. They are elected into staggered four and two-year terms by the voters of the districts each are assigned to. The annual county budget is prepared by the Commissioners and Departments Heads and submitted to the County Convention for final approval.
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Term length
2020 – 2022
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Next election
November 3, 2026
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