Democrats swept contested races for Grafton County offices on Tuesday.
For sheriff, Jeffrey Stiegler defeated Republican Steve Tatham, 25,050-15,812.
Karen Liot-Hil defeated Republican Brian Dear, 24,447-16,258, in the race for county treasurer.
Kelly Monahan beat out John Randlett, 24,895-15,873, in the race for register of deeds.
And in the race for register of probate, Chuck Townsend defeated Republican Paul Ingbretson, 24,540-15,957.
County Attorney Martha Ann Hornick was unopposed for reelection, as was Wendy Piper, District 1 county commissioner.
In District 2, Democrat Marth McLeod defeated Glenn Libby, 7,293-6,657.
In District 3, Republican Omar Ahern turned back a challenge from Marcia Morris, 7,028-6,810.
State Rep. Jeffrey Greeson, R-Wentworth has held onto the Grafton 6 district seat, fending off a challenge from Orford Democrate Craig Tomlinson.
Greeson won by large margins in Wentworth and Rumney (307-184 and 462-308, respectively), offsetting a lopsided win for Tomlinson in Orford, 410-237.
The overall vote count was 1,006-902 in Greeson’s favor.
Tomlinson, 71, was a first-time candidate, running in a district reshaped since 2020. Greeson, 51, won the old district by a narrow margin in 2020 and will begin his second term when the Legislature reconvenes in January.