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Independent voters hold the key in New Hampshire's high-stakes Senate race
State House Dome: Secretary of State says NH to set another turnout record
Rent and gas prices shape New Hampshire voters' Senate choice
With student IDs barred, some NH college students face voting hurdles
Voters Guide: What to know about DiLorenzo and Shaheen in NH's 1st Congressional District
New Hampshire Republicans brace for a potential midterm backlash as Democratic enthusiasm, federal headwinds and potentially a close governor’s race could
Proponents said removing student IDs from the list of state-approved voter IDs would improve election security. Critics said it will make voting less accessible.
With the 2026 midterm elections coming up on Tuesday, New Hampshire Secretary of State David Scanlan is predicting a record voter turnout.
Explore the Union Leader’s 2026 New Hampshire Voters Guide, featuring candidate profiles, key races, ballot Question 2 and voting information.
New Hampshire 2nd Congressional District candidates Maggie Goodlander and Lily Tang Williams address whether they think Congress can do anything more to address mental health issues linked to shootings.
Republican Senate nominee in swing state New Hampshire former Sen. John pushes back on a claim from his brother former Gov. Chris Sununu that he would be up by 30 points if voters confused them
Lily Tang Williams, a New Hampshire Republican who escaped communist China, warns a Democratic Congress could let Beijing expand its influence in Washington.
New Hampshire voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to cap growth in local school property-tax levies under HB 1300. Nick De Mayo argues a yes vote would curb
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