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Tuesday, November 3, 2026
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New Hampshire U.S. Senate
Likely Democratic
E
Edmond LaPlante
Constitution
J
John E. Sununu
Republican
Raised 5.7M
Last time (2020):
Jeanne Shaheen (D) 56.6% · Corky Messner (R) 41.0%
New Hampshire Governor
Likely Republican
J
Jon Kiper
Community First
C
Cinde Warmington
Democratic
New Hampshire U.S. House District 1
Likely Democratic
A
Anthony DiLorenzo
Republican
Raised 6.8M
vs
S
Stefany Shaheen
Democratic
Raised 3.2M
Last time (2024):
Chris Pappas (D) 52.5% · Russell Prescott (R) 44.6%
— district lines may have changed since.
New Hampshire U.S. House District 2
Solid Democratic
R
Robbie Mahrou
Independent
L
Lily Tang Williams
Republican
Raised 1.4M
Last time (2024):
Maggie Goodlander (D) 51.1% · Lily Tang Williams (R) 45.3%
— district lines may have changed since.
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President and Vice President
D
J.D. Vance
Vice President of the United States · Republican
U.S. House
This zip code crosses 2 congressional districts (NH-2, NH-1), so your member is one of these — the first covers most of it.
State legislature
This zip code crosses more than one legislative district, so some of these represent neighboring parts of it.
Howard Pearl
New Hampshire State Senator, District 17 · Republican · NH
Jim Guzofski
New Hampshire State Representative, Rockingham 1 District · Republican · NH
Paul Tudor
New Hampshire State Representative, Rockingham 1 District · Republican · NH
Scott Bryer
New Hampshire State Representative, Rockingham 1 District · Republican · NH
Dan McGuire
New Hampshire State Representative, Merrimack 14 District · Republican · NH
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