Catherine A. Berube

On the Dover, NH ballot: Strafford County Register of Deeds, general election, November 3, 2026.

Snapshot

Field	Detail
Full name	Catherine A. Berube (Dover NH Democrats)
Party	Democratic (Dover 2022 return of votes)
Current office	Strafford County Register of Deeds (Strafford County Registry of Deeds)
Seeking	Strafford County Register of Deeds (Seacoastonline)
Opponent	Unopposed in the provided 2026 context
Education	Attended Somersworth High School; B.A., University of New Hampshire; J.D., Suffolk University Law School (Dover NH Democrats)
Personal	From Dover, New Hampshire; married to Attorney Francis X. Bruton III; three adult children: Ellen, Aidan, and Kate (Dover NH Democrats)

Years	Role
35 years	Practiced law in New Hampshire (Bruton Law)
Before private practice	Law clerk for the Superior Court of New Hampshire (Bruton Law)
Current	Strafford County Register of Deeds (Bruton Law)
Current	Adjunct professor at the University of New Hampshire, teaching Legal Research and Family Law (Bruton Law)
Current	Founding partner of Bruton and Berube, PLLC; has taken leave from practicing law while serving as Register of Deeds (Dover NH Democrats)

Issue	Stated position
Registry of Deeds priorities	Fiscal responsibility, customer service, keeping current with technological advances and legislative issues, and maintaining and preserving legal and historical documents recorded at the registry (Dover NH Democrats)

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No committees, caucuses, legislative votes, bills, endorsements, fundraising, polling, or attributed criticism were found in the provided evidence.