Merrimack County Attorney

Steven Endres of Bradford is an attorney who previously served as an assistant county attorney in the Merrimack County Attorney's Office, per a New Hampshire Judicial Branch task force roster.

Meg Hagaman of Bow is a career prosecutor whose work began in Merrimack County and who later served as chief of the Criminal Justice Bureau at the New Hampshire Attorney General's Office, prosecuting some of the state's most complex cases including murder, per her NH Journal op-ed and Concord Patch.

2026 priorities

• Firm, fair prosecution that follows the facts, per her NH Journal op-ed
• Consistent and responsible operation of the criminal justice system, per her NH Journal op-ed

Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-08-26.

Jon Raiche of Boscawen is a prosecutor with 26 years of criminal justice experience, first as a public defender in Florida, then in private practice, and now in his 14th year as a prosecutor, per his campaign site; a native Granite Stater with four generations of family in Merrimack County.

2026 priorities

• Addressing violent crime, with bail and mental health reform to protect victims, per his campaign site
• Diversion pipelines for non-violent offenders, per his campaign site
• Transparency through open-door policies and public forums, per his campaign site

Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-08-26.

Sarah Rogers of Concord is an attorney who prosecuted in Rockingham and Hillsborough counties from 2013 to 2019 and Merrimack County from 2021 to 2024, previously served as a CASA attorney, and was named to the state's 40 Under 40, per her campaign site.

2026 priorities

• Maximum penalties under the law for child sexual predators, per her campaign site
• Trial-ready leadership of the office from day one, per her campaign site

Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-08-26.