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Voters head to the polls in the Granite State

Voters head to the polls in the Granite State

A person walks to a polling site to vote on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026, in Alpharetta, Ga. Photo: Associated Press/AP Photo/Ryan Murphy


MANCHESTER,N.H.- It’s Election day and voters across the Granite State are headed to the polls to decide a number high profile races.

Voters will be asked if Republican Governor Kelly Ayotte should be given a second term, or if Democratic hopeful Cindi Warmington should be elected in her second attempt to become Governor.

Granite Stateres will also have to figure out whether Republican John E, Sununu or Democrat Chris Pappas will succeed outgoing Senator Jeannnie Shaheen.

With Pappas’ exit voters are left to decide if Republican businessman Anthony DiLorenzo or Democrat Stephanie Shaheen should represent folks in the 1st Congressional District, while voters in the 2nd Congressional District have to figure out if Congresswoman Maggie Goodlander should receive a second term or if Lilly Tang Williams should be given the chance in her third attempt at the seat.

Those unsure of where to go to vote in their area of what type of materials they’ll need to bring with them when either pulling a ballot or registering to vote can log on to the Secatary of State’s website.

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