Union Leader newspaper reports:
Losing incumbents had one thing in common:
Opposing Right to Work

In his Granite Status column for the New Hampshire Union Leader, Kevin Landrigan reports on the 2018 State Primary:

"…The low Republican turnout also led to the defeat of several GOP members of the NH House on Tuesday and they all had one thing in common.

All six of these legislators who got beat had opposed Gov. Chris Sununu’s first priority issue in 2017, passage of a state law legalizing Right to Work.

Those who failed to win were Carolyn Gargasz of Hollis; Brenda Willis, Richard Tripp and Pat Dowling, all of Derry; John Manning of Salem and David Pierce of Goffstown.

There were two other, former House members who opposed Right to Work and failed to win Tuesday primaries. They were ex-Reps. Jim Devine of Sandown and Tom Cardon of Derry..."

Read more at the New Hampshire Union Leader:

Kevin Landrigan's Granite Status: Dems are energized by primary turnout