Get the Merrimack County voter file.

Where to request it

N/A - Merrimack County government does NOT maintain or sell voter rolls. Voter checklists are maintained and sold by each of the county's 27 municipalities (city of Concord plus 26 towns including Hooksett, Bow, Pembroke, Allenstown, Franklin) through their respective City/Town Clerk and Supervisors of the Checklist.Go to each municipality: e.g., Concord City Clerk (41 Green St, Concord NH 03301; 603-225-8500); Hooksett Town Clerk (35 Main St, Hooksett NH 03106; 603-485-8801). Statewide clerk lookup: https://app.sos.nh.gov/clerkinformation

Cost

Varies by municipality - typically a few dollars to a few hundred dollars depending on size. Down-ballot candidates may receive one free copy of their local checklist (post-Oct 2024 law).

How to request

Written or in-person request to each town/city clerk or Supervisors of the Checklist. Easier alternative: buy the statewide file from the SOS, which already includes every Merrimack County municipality.

Turnaround

Varies by municipality - typically days to a few weeks.

Use restrictions

Same RSA 654:31 rules as the statewide file, and at municipal level there is no eligibility class at all: RSA 654:31, II requires the supervisors of the checklist or the city or town clerk to furnish their public checklist to any person who requests it. The only use restriction is the RSA 654:31, VI commercial-purposes ban, which RSA 654:31, I(b) defines as selling or offering for sale property or a service unrelated to an election or political campaign.

Costs and rules change, so confirm the current details with the office before you order. Once you have the file, we handle loading it, cutting turf, and getting your volunteers knocking.