Campaign Update: On to the general election! - September 12, 2026

I am truly grateful to the Windham voters for the support I received during the District 17 state representative primary, allowing me to advance to the November 3 general election. The top vote-getter was Charlie McMahon (1,191), followed by Bob Lynn (1,173), me (1,169) and Katelyn Kuttab (1,154).

The November ballot will be headlined by the governor’s race, where Gov. Kelly Ayotte decisively won her primary with 91.7% of the vote.

The U.S. Senate primary was won by John E. Sununu (68.4% of the vote), and the U.S. House primary was won by Lily Tang Williams (65% of the vote).

Executive Councilor Janet Stevens comfortably won (67.8% of the vote), as did Sheriff Chuck Massahos (77.7% of the vote).

Sen. Regina Birdsell was uncontested in the primary, as were Rep. Julius Soti in District 35 (Windham and Londonderry), County Treasurer Scott Priestley, Register of Deeds Cathy Stacey,  and County Attorney Pam Conway.

I thank all the other candidates who participated in the primary. Now that the voters have spoken, it is time for all Republicans across the ticket to come together and work to earn the trust of Windham voters in November.

I am excited about the general election campaign, the many conversations with Windham residents ahead, and working hard to help us all achieve our goals - let’s get going!

That work is what keeps me excited to run again. My approach to public service has always been simple: legislators are elected to serve, not to rule over people’s lives. I trust Windham residents to make their own decisions, and I will continue to advocate for individual freedom, fiscal responsibility, accountable government, secure elections and policies that make New Hampshire an even better place to live.

I need your support on November 3 to continue representing you - please contact me with any questions at (603) 267-4142 (call or text) or at dpmwindham@gmail.com. 

Letters and updates from my service as a representative and candidate are available at dpm4nh.com under the Blog section. 

Daniel Popovici-Muller

Windham State Representative,

Vice Chairman, Finance II Committee

Member, Education Funding Committee

"That’s how you do it, New Hampshire, you do it the New Hampshire way. When it’s over, you join forces.”

Scott Brown, conceding after the primary.