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New Hampshire

Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026

Election Day; in-person registration available. Mailed absentee ballots must reach town clerk by 5 p.m

Governor

  • Kelly Ayotte Republican
  • Cinde Warmington Democrat
  • Stephen Villee Libertarian

U.S. Senate

  • Chris Pappas Democrat
  • John Sununu Republican
  • Edmond Laplante Constitution Party

U.S. House, your district

Candidates depend on your district. Your county’s sample ballot lists them.

Statewide ballot measures

Question 1: Eliminate Office of Register of Probate

YES: supports abolishing the Office of Register of Probate, an elected county office, and removing references to it from the state constitution. A 2011 restructuring of the courts already removed nearly all of its official duties. The amendment needs a two-thirds vote to pass.

NO: opposes this constitutional amendment, keeping the elected Register of Probate in the constitution as a largely ceremonial position. Voters kept it in 2022, when the same change won 62.9% of the vote but fell short of the two-thirds it needed.

Also on your ballot

  • State Executive Council (5 seats)

  • State Senate

  • State House

  • Special state legislative

  • Municipal government