New Hampshire

2 House districts, 1 Senate race, 2026 cycle. See key dates →

Statewide partisan lean

Based on voter registrationMIT EL

Population

1.4M

Census

Median household income

$90,845

Census

Unemployment

0.0%

BLS

Pres. turnout 2024

76.5%

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Party reg. D / R / Other

26.0% / 28.0%

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U.S. Senate

Election Sep 8, 2026

2026 Primary

Sep 8, 2026

Upcoming

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Share of US voters who rate each issue as important, based on national polling (Gallup, Pew Research, AP-NORC).

Economy & Jobs72%

Healthcare63%

Social Security & Medicare57%

Immigration

Not every statewide office is on your ballot — some are appointed or chosen by the state Legislature rather than elected by voters.

Attorney General: New Hampshire’s Attorney General is appointed by the Governor, not elected by voters.
Secretary of State: New Hampshire’s Secretary of State is chosen by the Legislature, not elected by voters.
Treasurer: New Hampshire’s Treasurer is chosen by the Legislature, not elected by voters.
Auditor / Comptroller: New Hampshire’s state auditor function is a legislative staff role, not an elected office.
Lieutenant Governor: New Hampshire has no Lieutenant Governor — the Senate President serves as acting Governor if needed.

Bachelor's degree+23.7%

Poverty rate7.3%

Voter turnout, pres.76.5%

Source: Census BLS MIT EL

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