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Your VoiceOpen · closes Dec. 31One answer

Should undeclared New Hampshire voters keep the right to choose a party’s primary ballot on primary day?

Thirty-nine percent of New Hampshire voters are undeclared. Under RSA 654:34 they may take either party's ballot at the primary and return to undeclared before the polls close. Three bills to end that died in committee, 19-0, 17-0 and 18-0. The Power Playbook, Part Twenty.
  • Yes, keep it as it is
  • Yes, but they should stay in that party afterward
  • No, make them register months ahead
  • No, close the primaries to party members

Only verified New Hampshire residents vote here. That is what makes the results worth reading in Concord.

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The report behind this poll: Do Not Commit to Anyone: New Hampshire’s Largest Voting Bloc Belongs to No Party, and Both Parties Court It

The CSV download and printable brief open when the results are public.

Full results, county table and data:
https://granitestatereport.com/voice/poll/should-undeclared-new-hampshire-voters-keep-the-right-to-choose-a-partys-primary-ballot-on-primary-day/

Opt-in poll of verified New Hampshire residents. Not a scientific sample. Groups under 5 respondents are not shown. Printed Nov. 14, 2026.

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