Live updates: Midterm Election Day 2026 in New Hampshire

Key Points:

• New Hampshire voters are casting ballots for governor, U.S. Senate, and both congressional districts in the 2026 general election, with key races including Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte seeking re-election against Democrat Cinde Warmington and Libertarian Stephen Villee.
• The U.S. Senate race features Democrat Chris Pappas, Republican John E. Sununu, and Constitution Party candidate Edmond Laplante competing for the open seat left by retiring Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
• In the U.S. House races, the 1st District seat is open with Republican Anthony DiLorenzo facing Democrat Stefany Shaheen, while incumbent Democrat Maggie Goodlander seeks re-election in the 2nd District against Republican Lily Tang Williams and Independent Robbie Mahrou.
• Polling locations in New Hampshire open between 6 a.m. and 8 p.m., with mostly mild weather expected on Election Day, including some clouds and a possible shower in the North Country.
• Voters will also decide on Question 2, a ballot measure that would impose a property tax growth cap on local school districts, requiring a 60% majority to pass and involving separate votes for each city or town school district.