September 27, 2008 - 12:27

If not Kenney, who? The 62 NH Republicans who would get at least 18 percent against Lynch this year

The University of New Hampshire poll this week showed Republican gubernatorial candidate Joe Kenney receiving a whopping 17 percent of support against Democratic Gov. John Lynch. Given Lynch's approval rating (75 percent) some argue that no one could do better than that. I disagree.

Below is a non-comprehensive list of 62 New Hampshire Republicans we think would at least get 18 percent. Surely U.S. Sens. John E. Sununu and John McCain have their own wish lists. Use the comment section to argue how wrong I was or who I stupidly left off.

(In no particular order)

  1. Manchester Mayor Frank Guinta
  2. State Sen. Bob Odell
  3. State Sen. Ted Gatsas
  4. Former GOP Chair Steve Duprey
  5. Lawyer David Vicinanzo
  6. Former state Sen. Chuck Morse
  7. Former U.S. Rep. Charlie Bass
  8. Former U.S. Rep. Bill Zeliff
  9. Former NH Attorney General Tom Rath
  10. Former Gov. Steve Merrill
  11. Attorney General Kelly Ayotte
  12. Former state Sen./former PDA Director Dick Green
  13. NH Board of Education member John Lyons
  14. Daddy's Junkie Music founder Fred Bramante
  15. BAE Executive Rich Ashooh
  16. State Sen. John Gallus
  17. Executive Councilor Ray Wieczorek
  18. Former HHS Commissioner John Stephen
  19. NH GOP Chair Fergus Cullen
  20. Former Senate President Tom Eaton
  21. State Sen. Bob Clegg
  22. Former Gov. Craig Benson
  23. RNC Committeeman Sean Mahoney
  24. Former congressional candidate Wayne Barrows
  25. Former Gov. nominee Ovide Lamontagne
  26. Former Manchester Mayor Emile Beaulieu
  27. Republican consultant/talk show host Jack Heath
  28. Talk show personality Charlie Sherman
  29. State Rep. Liz Hagar
  30. State Rep. Nancy Stiles
  31. State Rep. Fran Wendelboe
  32. Former House Speaker Doug Scamman
  33. Former state Sen. Rick Russman
  34. Former U.S. Sen./gov. nominee Gordon Humphrey
  35. Bruce Keough
  36. Former Nashua Mayor Bernie Streeter
  37. Former state Sen. Jim Squires
  38. Think tank director/columnist Charlie Arlinghaus
  39. State Sen. Peter Bragdon
  40. State Rep. David Hess
  41. Dan Philbrick
  42. Union Leader publisher Joe McQuaid
  43. Former Executive Councilor Peter Spaulding
  44. Former State Rep. Dan Hughes
  45. Former NH GOP Chair Wayne Semprini
  46. Catholic Medical Center CEO Alyson Pitman Giles
  47. Former U.S. Sen. Warren Rudman
  48. Former state Sen. Dave Currier
  49. Former NH GOP Chair Jayne Millerick
  50. Former House Speaker Donna Sytek
  51. State Rep. Lee Quandt
  52. Mark Stebbins
  53. Former Gov. John H. Sununu
  54. Michael Kane
  55. Bill Bartlett
  56. Grant Bosse
  57. Jim Steiner
  58. Joel Maiola
  59. C. Everett Coop
  60. Amb. Joe Petrone
  61. Former Executive Councilor Ruth Griffin
  62. Former Gov. nominee Jim Coburn

James W. Pindell is a Politicker.com Editor and can be reached via email at noreply@politicker.com.

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