Sam Farrington

Samuel G. Farrington (born 2004) is an American politician. He is a member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives and is a member of the Republican party.

Early life and education Samuel Farrington was born in Rochester, New Hampshire, as the son of Therese Gilbert and Tim Farrington, a science teacher at Rochester Middle School. Farrington attended public schools in the Rochester School District and graduated from Spaulding High School in 2022. He was one of the top ten students of his class at Spaulding High School. He played varsity baseball and golf in high school. In the summer, he worked on Fowler's Farm baling and stacking hay.

When he was first elected in 2024, Farrington became one of the few members of Generation Z. serving in the New Hampshire House of Representatives, alongside Valerie McDonnell.

He is a member of the New Hampshire House Committee on finance. Farrington advocated for the end of the state mandated car inspections in New Hampshire.

After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Farrington organized a vigil at the University of New Hampshire for the late political activist. Farrington was accused of doxing after he posted on Twitter asking for a person to be identified that was seen on camera taking down flyers for a vigil for Charlie Kirk in a Durham, New Hampshire, apartment building.

Farrington is the prime sponsor of House Bill 1793 which is intended to prevent colleges and universities in New Hampshire from suppressing gun rights on campuses. The bill was passed by the New Hampshire House of Representatives in a vote of 188 to 165 on February 5, 2026.