NH General Elections:

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VOTE YES ON BALLOT QUESTION 1: This will remove a non-existent job that gets paid from the NH Constitution.

Federal Senate Race:

Democrat: Chris Pappas

-Voted to expand Medicaid while on the Executive Council

-Opposes private school vouchers and values the importance of a robust public school education for all

-Suports workers rights and unions and stands up to big corporations

-Led the fight in Congress to clean up deadly PFAS contamination and hold corporate polluters responsible for poisoning our water with these “forever chemicals” in communities like Merrimack.

Republican: John Sununu

-Supports diverting our tax money to private and charter schools where the schools do not have to provide an honest and robust education

-Opposes any restrictions on gun ownership, making it easier for criminals to optain deadly weapons

-Has lobbied for higher prices for lifesaving medicine, making it harder for people to get healthcare

Federal House D2:

Democrat: Maggie Goodlander

-Supports making healthcare affordable and accessible and opposes big pharma

-Opposed the SAVE Act- an act which would make it harder for citizens to vote, incliuding married women who's last name does not match their name on their birth certificate.

-Believes in making a tax system that gives tax breaks for hardworking Granite Staters instead of giving handouts to billionairs and big corporations

Republican: Lily Tang Williams

-Plans to repeal all gun control laws, including gun-free zones, which would make it easier for criminals to obtain guns, and make guns prominent in schools and universities

-Wants to eliminate the department of education and repeal all federal laws regulating K-12 education

-Says she will bring down the cost of living but has a professional history as a real estate investor.

Vote for Maggie Goodlander to make healthcare and voting accessible, and lower the cost of living in New Hampshire.

New Hampshire State Elections

NH Governor

Democrat: Cindy Warmington

-Plans to protect public education and repeal the voucher program

-Supports temporarily suspending the gas tax to give immediate relief from high gas prices

-Supports letting local residents decide if data centers get built in their communities — not out-of-state developers, or Big Tech lobbyists.

Republican: Kelly Ayotte

-Supports School Voucher systems, taking funding away from public schools

-Bans sanctuary cities forcing ICE into our local communities.

-Passed a law allowing landlords to evict tenants when the tenants have done nothing wrong

Help us keep New Hampshire affordable, healthy and beautiful by voting for Cinde Warmington.

NH House Rep D42 (Vote All Three)

Democrats: Teri Harkins, Lee Nyquist, Pete Ryder

-Teri, Lee, and Pete all plan to work together to lower property taxes and support robust education through the local public schools. They oppose the downshifting from the past decade and will keep Concord accountable for its committments and obligations, including that of funding public schools. They are open and willing to discuss issues with the community so they can represent all their constituents in office.

Our NH Representative D42 Candidates

Republicans: Lisa Post, Gerald Griffin, Rob Lovett

-While in office, Lisa Post voted to raise property taxes in District 42 by cutting taxes for big out-of-state corporations while also voting to cut $51 million from key health care, mental health, and substance misuse services — driving up medical bills and making our neighborhoods less safe. She is is making it harder to keep her district safe from deadly gun violence —especially our kids, teachers, and healthcare workers. Lastly, she she wants to defund our public schools and send our resources to private and parochial schools instead, which have no oversight or regulations.

- In office Gerald Griffin has voted against the interests of his district’s working families at nearly every turn — failing to increase public-school aid, opposing affordable housing while rents hit record highs and statewide single-family home prices set a record in July 2026, siding with big business over everyday costs like healthcare and childcare, and opposing a resolution affirming women’s right to abortion before 24 weeks. He also has publicly backed eliminating state arts funding. In terms of gun control, he is making it harder for public colleges and universities to set firearm rules to protect their students, teachers, and healthcare workers from deadly gun violence.