League of Women Voters NH

09/15/2026

Good news for NH voters who need to vote absentee ! Supreme Court decision protects your ballots from USPS interference.

In a major win for voting rights, election integrity, and democracy, the US Supreme Court today left in place a preliminary injunction that blocks the US Postal Service (USPS) from enforcing key parts of a new rule that would have significantly restricted mail voting and disenfranchised voters who r...

09/06/2026

Ahead of the 2026 Midterm Elections, NHPR is hosting a series of forums across NH for the governor, U.S. Senate and Congressional Districts 1 and 2 races.

09/04/2026

Easy to understand basic voting information from the NH Secretary of State.

Voting in New Hampshire starts with "U"! Join Ed the potato and Cat...

09/04/2026

https://indepthnh.org/2026/09/03/laws-lawsuits-and-feds-raise-questions-about-upcoming-elections/?

New laws and ballot counting machines, ongoing lawsuits and the planned presence of federal election monitors in Nashua and Manchester are making some voters uneasy about next Tuesday’s Republican and Democratic primaries.

09/03/2026

A few weeks ago, Sarah sat down with Liz Tentarelli, President of the League of Women Voters NH, to tackle some hot-topic voting questions ahead of the September 8 Primary Election! 🗳️🔥

With Election Day just around the corner—5 days away, if anyone’s counting (we know we are! 👀)—now’s the perfect time to make sure you’re ready to vote.

Stay tuned as Sarah and Liz break down what New Hampshire voters need to know! 🗳️

Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uqy3yF_bi6M&list=PLbYGTY_BzQLo&index=1&t=9s

09/03/2026

Just ONE WEEK until the NH Primary! This is your reminder to research the candidates before you take off Labor Day. Find who is running in your town: https://www.citizenscount.org/elections

09/01/2026

Voters of both parties sometimes lament over the inability of the US Senate to get anything done. As we approach NH's primary election day, in which there is an open US Senate seat waiting to be filled by someone from NH, the tale of the 1974 US Senate election in NH might be an interesting diversion. And it proves that every vote matters, as the incredibly close 1974 vote caused NH to go for 7 months with only one Senator while recounts and court battles and then arguments in the US Senate went on and on. Read it here:

Chronology Petitions of contest filed: Dec. 27,1974 Referred to committee: Dec. 30, 1974 Committee report: Jan. 13, 1974 Referred back to committee: Jan. 28, 1975 Committee report: May 22, 1975 Senate vote: July 30, 1975

09/01/2026

Candidate forums for state reps happening in Belknap county this week. Public welcome. Candidates of both parties have been invited. Sept. 1 in Meredith; Sept. 2 in Belmont; Sept. 3 in Gilford. Organized by the bi-partisan Citizens for Belknap and the non-partisan League of Women Voters NH. For details visit the League of Women Voters NH candidate forums webpage:

Candidate forums for local, state and federal offices are scheduled around NH. Events listed here are NOT all sponsored or moderated by the League of Women Voters. When we know who is moderating or hosting, we list that info. (Note: events are deleted after they occur unless they have been recorded....

08/31/2026

Congressional debates this week, before the Sept. 8 primary. Watch on WMUR-TV or on your computer at WMUR.com