Dan LeClerc is a Democratic state representative for Hillsborough District 34 in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, serving since December 2022 after his initial election that year and re-election in 2024. A longtime union carpenter with nearly 40 years in the construction industry, including 27 years in the Carpenters Union, he resides in Amherst, New Hampshire, with his wife; their two sons are grown. Notable positions include service on the Labor, Industrial and Rehabilitative Services Committee, where he advocates for workers' rights and economic justice, and a February 22, 2024, speech opposing Right-to-Work legislation. He previously served about six years on the Manchester Planning Board, including 1.5 years as chair, and currently acts as an alternate on the Amherst Planning Board.

Education and Political Experience

No formal education details are publicly available in records.

Political Experience:

- New Hampshire House of Representatives, Hillsborough 34

- Labor, Industrial and Rehabilitative Services Committee member

- Manchester Planning Board member and chair

- Amherst Planning Board alternate