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Dennis C Hogan filed to run for the 13 District New Hampshire Senate seat Friday afternoon.
By Brian Lawson, PolitickerNH.com ReporterFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date June 6, 2008
Contact: Dennis Hogan 603-886-8700
Dennis C Hogan filed to run for the 13 District New Hampshire Senate seat Friday afternoon.
Hogan’s press release states that he intends to make State government more focused, frugal, and fair.
Dennis C Hogan is a sole practice attorney in Nashua. He is serving the third year of a four year term on the Nashua School Board. Hogan served in the New Hampshire House of Representatives in 1985 and 1986. Hogan served in the last Constitutions Convention in 1984.
Hogan is a native of Nashua born October 22, 1964. His father James F. Hogan is the long time former City Engineer. Hogan’s great grandfather Austin H. Hogan was on the Board of Public Works during construction of the Main Street Bridge.
Hogan graduated form Nashua High School in 1982, from University of New Hampshire in Durham with a B.A. in Political Science in 1986 and from Franklin Pierce Law Center in 2002.
Hogan ran for the same seat two years ago winning the Republican nomination with an historic write-in campaign against Thomas Alciere but losing the general election to incumbent Joseph Foster.
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