Definition
Andrew Hosmer is an American politician who serves as a Democratic member of the New Hampshire Senate, representing the 7th district.
Overview
Hosmer was elected to the New Hampshire Senate in the 2020 general election and assumed office in December 2020. The 7th district includes portions of Belknap and Carroll counties, encompassing municipalities such as Laconia, Gilford, and Wolfeboro. Prior to his state‑senate service, Hosmer was a member of the Laconia City Council, where he participated in local governance and community affairs. His legislative work focuses on issues pertinent to his constituency, including education, local government, and economic development.
Etymology / Origin
The given name Andrew derives from the Greek name Andreas, meaning “manly” or “brave.” The surname Hosmer is of English origin, historically an occupational name for a “house‑keeper” or “steward,” derived from the Middle English terms hus (house) and mere (keeper or steward).
Characteristics
- Political affiliation: Democratic Party (United States)
- Legislative district: New Hampshire Senate, 7th district
- Term of office: Began December 2020; Senate terms in New Hampshire are two years, with members eligible for re‑election.
- Prior experience: Served on the Laconia City Council, contributing to municipal policy and local initiatives.
- Policy interests: Emphasis on education, local government affairs, and regional economic matters, reflecting the priorities of the district’s constituents.
Related Topics
- New Hampshire Senate
- Democratic Party (United States)
- Laconia, New Hampshire
- New Hampshire state politics
- Local government in the United States
Note: All information presented is based on publicly available records and reliable sources.