David Watters

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David Watters

U.S.A.

Party Democrat
Latest Campaign State Senate
Date of Birth December 28, 1950 (Age: 75)
Overall Community Sentiment: Neutral

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Personal Background

David H. Watters holds a B.A. from Dartmouth College and a PhD from Brown University. He has spent his career as a Professor of English at the University of New Hampshire. Watters has held various leadership roles in community organizations, including the New Hampshire Humanities, Dover Adult Learning Center, and the Corporation of Canterbury Shaker Village. He has also served on the New Hampshire Legislative Commissioner for the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission and the New Hampshire Sea Grant Policy Advisory Committee. Watters resides in Dover with his wife and their son, who is a professional ballet dancer.

Political Ideas

David Watters combines progressive advocacy for education funding with an unexpected focus on sustainable marine practices, revealing an ideologically agile approach. His support for family and cultural initiatives suggests a deeply rooted commitment to community values. Watters's legislative record shows an unexpected convergence with opposing factions on environmental regulations, indicating a highly calculated approach to regional interests. His personal background, including his adopted son’s career in ballet, adds a unique dimension to his family and social issue stances.

Campaigns
2024: New Hampshire State Senate
ELECTED

Election History

2024 New Hampshire Senate election, 4th District

19,666 votes (60.45%)

Win

Democratic Primary, 4th District

5,219 votes (100.00%)

Win

Position Details

2022: New Hampshire State Senate
ELECTED

Election History

State Senate District 4 general election, 2022

15,879 votes (63.30%)

Win
2020: New Hampshire State Senate
ELECTED

Election History

State Senate District 4 general election, 2020

19,228 votes (61.36%)

Win