Christopher Maidment isn't your typical politician. He's a New Hampshire father of four who works the land, raising pigs and chickens alongside his golden retrievers. With a passion for technology and a commitment to transparent government, Maidment brings a fresh perspective to county leadership.
Since 2024, Maidment has served as Hillsborough County Register of Probate, a constitutional office that has existed since New Hampshire's founding. While the role's operational duties were transferred to court clerks in 2011, Maidment believes in being a dedicated public servant for Hillsborough County residents, bringing accountability to every corner of government.
His unique background in technology gives him insights into modernizing government services. His experience as a father and landowner grounds him in the real concerns of New Hampshire families. Christopher Maidment understands that preserving family legacies matters — whether that's through an efficient probate system or simply being a voice for common-sense values in county government.
Every elected office matters. As Register of Probate, Maidment brings transparency and accountability to county government, ensuring that even as the role evolves, Hillsborough County residents have a dedicated public servant in their corner.
The Register of Probate is a constitutional office with no current duties, a result of the 2011 court consolidation. Maidment supports the bipartisan effort (CACR 13) to let voters decide whether to formally remove this vestigial office from the NH Constitution in November 2026.
Probate matters affect every family at their most difficult moments. While the operational duties now rest with Circuit Court clerks, Maidment advocates for a probate system that remains accessible, efficient, and compassionate for families navigating estate matters in Hillsborough County.
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