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The Morning Roundup
Five New Hampshire political stories that matter, with one line on why each one does — curated every morning, neutral by design. No punditry, no party line.
Latest edition
Edition: 2026-11-03 — Election Day: the races that decide NH's next two years
Things to watch on Election Day in New Hampshire's major races
Why it matters: Four top-of-ticket races — Senate, governor, both House seats — plus all 400 House and 24 Senate seats. Polls close tonight.
New Hampshire Democrats face an uphill battle to win control of state Senate
Why it matters: All 24 Senate seats are on the ballot, but the map means Democrats likely need about 54% of the vote to take the majority.
With property taxes on the ballot, New Hampshire's caucus midterm turns hyperlocal
Why it matters: No income or sales tax means property taxes dominate NH politics — and they're driving down-ballot races this year.
A procrastinator's guide to New Hampshire's biggest races in Tuesday's midterms
Why it matters: The last-minute cheat sheet: who's running for what at the top of today's ballot.
Not registered to vote? New Hampshire allows same-day voter registration. Here's how to do it.
Why it matters: It's not too late — New Hampshire lets you register at the polls today. Here's what to bring.