2026 Elections
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‘Trump got his guy’: NH Democrats start ‘Stop Sununu Tour
Two days after John E. Sununu won the Republican nomination for US Senate, Democrats in Manchester argued he would rubber-stamp Donald Trump’s agenda on tariffs, the war in Iran, and Medicaid.
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Exclusive: Inside NH Democrats’ post-primary battle plan to win in November
The state party memo says roughly 151,000 Democrats cast primary ballots, tens of thousands more than the state projected.
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Top progressive leader weighs in on bitter NH Senate primary
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), co-chair of Bernie Sanders’ 2020 campaign, hasn’t endorsed anyone in Tuesday’s Democratic Senate primary. In an exclusive interview the day before the vote, he vouched for Rep. Chris Pappas’ record on housing, wages and equal rights, and said the loser needs to get behind the winner.
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4 key dates to know in New Hampshire’s 2026 midterm elections
Here are all the dates you need to know if you’re planning to vote in New Hampshire’s 2026 midterm elections.
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17 things to know about how to vote in New Hampshire
Here are answers to some of the most common questions about registering to vote in New Hampshire, finding your polling place, absentee voting, voter ID, and casting your ballot in 2026.
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Your guide to absentee voting in New Hampshire
Here’s everything you need to know about absentee ballot voting in New Hampshire.
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Several Seacoast cities are questioning whether a new law mandating a school tax cap ballot question should apply to them.
In July, New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed HB 1300, a law that requires all ballots for the Nov. 3 general election have a ballot question that asks voters whether to cap property taxes for their local school districts. However, cities like Dover, Portsmouth and Rochester are saying the way the bill is written suggests the law doesn’t apply to them…
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New Hampshire primary is on Sept. 8. Here’s what to look for
The 2026 New Hampshire primary election is quickly approaching and will feature some competitive races that could have implications for the control of the U.S. Congress.
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It pays (literally) to be a poll worker in New Hampshire
Learn about poll worker requirements, eligibility, training, pay, and how to sign up to serve as a poll worker in the Granite State.
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We asked, you answered: What political issue best explains how you vote?
We all have different reasons for casting our ballots the way we do. For some, it comes down to the economy. For others, it might be housing, healthcare, education, abortion, immigration, or another issue entirely. This week, we asked readers: What political issue best explains how you vote—and why?
