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Explainers Statehouse

October 18, 2026

New Hampshire’s 2026 Ballot Has 114 Open Legislative Seats, More Than Any Other State’s. Its House Has Averaged About 100 Open Seats an Election Since 2010.

No incumbent was running for 112 of the 400 seats in the New Hampshire House as of the Sept. 8, 2026 primary, by Ballotpedia’s count. With two open Senate seats, New Hampshire’s 114 open legislative seats are the most of any state on the 2026 ballot.

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Civil Liberties Explainers

October 18, 2026

New Hampshire’s Turnout Trailed the Nation’s in Every Midterm From 1982 Through 1998. It Topped the National Rate in All 13 Federal Elections From 2000 Through 2024.

A Census Bureau survey and official vote counts agree: New Hampshire’s turnout trailed the national rate in every midterm from 1982 through 1998 and topped it in all 13 federal general elections from 2000 through 2024. The state enacted Election Day registration in 1994.

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Ayotte Administration Election 2026 News

January 28, 2026

Governor Ayotte’s Re-Election Decision and the Emerging Challenger Field in New Hampshire’s 2026 Race

New Hampshire’s 2026 gubernatorial race is heating up, with Governor Kelly Ayotte’s uncertain re-election plans setting the stage for a pivotal political showdown. As Ayotte maintains her incumbency edge, challengers emerge, promising a defining battle for the Granite State’s future.

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Candidates agree the state should freeze new data center permits but differ on how quickly it should actConcord Monitor
NH Dem Candidates Rally with Calif. Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) in Exeter, NHInDepthNH
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Newsom to NH Dems: Get ‘Ruthless’ and Get Behind WarmingtonNH Journal
Seventeen days from the midterms, ‘No Kings’ rally in Concord aims to get out the voteConcord Monitor
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Concord emerges victorious over Nashua North, 21-14Concord Monitor
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Stephen, O’Connell face off in Executive Council District 4Concord Monitor
Vintage Views: Our not so beloved property taxConcord Monitor
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Opinion: Sen. Dan Innis’s legislation upends local school districtConcord Monitor
Opinion: A ‘silver tsunami’ is forecasted for New England’s water industry Concord Monitor
Opinion: Colleges, be not afraidConcord Monitor