Elections
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NH register of probate amendment: What voters need to know in 2026
New Hampshire voters will decide whether to eliminate an elected position that has been around for centuries, even though the job now comes with a $100 annual salary and almost no responsibilities.
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You can get free and discounted rides to the polls on Election Day in NH
Nonpartisan organizations throughout New Hampshire are offering free or discounted rides to the polls.
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Political signs in New Hampshire: Why some voters hate them
Political signs in New Hampshire are popping up on lawns, along roadsides, and at busy intersections as Election Day approaches on Nov. 3. But do those campaign signs actually influence how Granite Staters vote? This week, we asked Granite Post readers: Do political signs influence your vote? Why or why not?
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Your voting rights in New Hampshire
Granite Staters can register to vote in-person up to and including on Election Day. You can register to vote by mail only if you’re voting absentee. Learn more about election deadlines, provisional ballots, and your rights at the polls.
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New Hampshire voters share surprising ways they research candidates
Election season means political ads, mailers, texts, yard signs, and social media posts everywhere. But how do New Hampshire voters actually decide which candidates deserve their votes? Here’s what readers had to say about how they research candidates and make their voting decisions.
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Can I use student ID to vote in NH? Complicated legal fight explained
Students might be able to use their school id cards to vote in New Hampshire this November after all, but the complicated legal fight isn’t over.
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New Hampshire school tax cap: What voters need to know before Nov. 3
New Hampshire voters will decide whether to adopt a new school tax cap in the Nov. 3 election. The measure that would limit spending on school district central office administration.
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The four New Hampshire races that could actually flip
Not every race on your ballot is close. These four contests are, and they decide who runs Congress and Concord.
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What to know about the candidates for governor in New Hampshire
Gov. Kelly Ayotte is running for a second term against Cinde Warmington. Here is where they stand on the costs, the jobs, and the federal fights shaping this race.
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What to know about the candidates for US Senate in New Hampshire
Jeanne Shaheen is retiring. Chris Pappas and John E. Sununu are running to replace her. Here is where each of them stands on costs, health care, jobs and immigration. New Hampshire has an open US Senate seat for the first time since 2010. Jeanne Shaheen is retiring after three terms, and control of the Senate…
