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A voter from Henniker, New Hampshire said he was fed up with Republican attacks on education in the state, as well as Kelly Ayotte’s inaction, and said an upcoming ballot question aimed at defunding public schools was dangerous.

A voter from Allenstown, New Hampshire, said she was fed up with Republicans in Washington making everything worse.

One New Hampshire voter, who insisted on remaining anonymous, said Donald Trump was a terrible person to be president and described him as a communist.

One voter from Concord, New Hampshire, said Republicans “don’t have the balls to do the right thing” and said they were responsible for property taxes going up by giving tax breaks to the top 1%

One voter from Pembroke, New Hampshire, said she wanted major change in Washington because members of the Trump administration were “destroying our country.”

New Hampshire’s 1999 Teacher of the Year recalled meeting 2026 US Senate candidate John E. Sununu while he was serving in Congress. She said the experience was very disappointing and that he did not seem to value public education much at all.

Outside groups are pouring millions into political ads in New Hampshire. But are they actually winning over voters or just making everyone reach for the mute button?

One New Hampshire voter, a self-described former Republican, said he would not be voting for Republican US Senate candidate John E. Sununu in the midterm election on Nov. 3, saying he would be a “rubber stamp” for Donald Trump.

Gavin Newsom delivered some fiery encouragement to New Hampshire Democrats on Saturday, speaking to large crowds in Nashua, Manchester, and Exeter as he stumped for candidates running in some of the most competitive races in the state.

Thousands took to the streets of New Hampshire again this Saturday as dozens of No Kings rallies took place across the state, with Granite Staters voicing their opposition to Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers.