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|capital=Concord
|capital=Concord
|language=English
|language=English
|governor=Maggie Hassan
|governor=Chris Sununu
|gparty=Democrat
|gparty=Republican
|senator2=Kelly Ayotte
|senator2=Maggie Hassan
|s2party=Republican
|s2party=Democrat
|s2phone=(202) 224-3324
|s2phone=(202) 224-3324
|s2email=no contact info
|s2email=no contact info
===Federal===
===Federal===
*Sen. [[Jeanne Shaheen]] (D)
*Sen. [[Jeanne Shaheen]] (D)
*Sen. [[Kelly Ayotte]] (R)
*Sen. [[Maggie Hassan]] (D)
*Rep. [[Carol Shea-Porter]] [D, NH-01]
*Rep. [[Carol Shea-Porter]] [D, NH-01]
*Rep. [[Ann Kuster]] [D, NH-02]
*Rep. [[Ann Kuster]] [D, NH-02]
===Statewide===
===Statewide===
*Governor [[John H. Lynch]] (D)
*Governor [[Chris Sununu]] (R)
==Notable residents==
==Notable residents==
* [[Dan Brown]], author of controversial novels, one of which, ''The [[Da Vinci Code]]'', made spurious claims attacking the Catholic Church.
* [[Dan Brown]], author of controversial novels, one of which, ''The [[Da Vinci Code]]'', made spurious claims attacking the Catholic Church.
* New Hampshire was the birthplace and home of President [[Franklin Pierce]].
* New Hampshire was the birthplace and home of President [[Franklin Pierce]].
* [[Gene Robinson]], the first openly homosexual [[bishop]] of an [[Episcopalian]] church, is the current bishop of the diocese of New Hampshire.
* [[Gene Robinson]], the first openly homosexual [[bishop]] of an [[Episcopalian]] church, is the former bishop of the diocese of New Hampshire.
* [[Alan Shepard]], [[astronaut]] - first American in space, commander of [[Apollo 14]], and one of the men who have walked on the [[Moon]].
* [[Alan Shepard]], [[astronaut]] - first American in space, commander of [[Apollo 14]], and one of the men who have walked on the [[Moon]].
* [[David Souter]], [[Associate Justice]] of the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] 1990-2009, who switched positions from [[conservative]] to [[liberal]] early in his term on the bench.
* [[David Souter]], [[Associate Justice]] of the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] 1990-2009, who switched positions from [[conservative]] to [[liberal]] early in his term on the bench.