New Hampshire voters will narrow down many of this year's political races today, with primaries in campaigns for U.S. Senate, Congress and governor -- all the way down to individual seats for the Legislature.
Click here to see a slideshow of photos taken by NHPR reporters around New Hampshire on Primary Day.
Related: Find your local polling place with this search tool from the N.H. Secretary of State's office
If you're still trying to figure out how to vote, you've come to the right place. NHPR has been following these races for months, and we've gathered our coverage here -- including candidate profiles, issue explainers, on-air interviews with the candidates, and updates from the campaign trail.
The Races: Candidate Profiles and Coverage
Governor's Race
Meet the Candidates
Click on the images to see profiles and resumes of each candidate
Interviews with the candidates:
- A Conversation With All Three Democratic Candidates on The Exchange
- Primary Conversation: Jeanie Forrester (R) on Morning Edition
- Primary Conversation: Frank Edelblut (R) on Morning Edition
- Primary Conversation: Ted Gatsas (R) on Morning Edition
- Primary Conversation: Chris Sununu (R) on Morning Edition
Candidate feature stories:
- Sizing Up Sununu's Impact at Waterville Valley
- Van Ostern Puts Private Sector Experience at Center of Gubernatorial Bid
- Loophole and Connections Help Gatsas Raise Big Dollars from Manchester Businesses
- As Finance Committee Chair, Forrester Wielded Power Quietly
- In Campaign for Governor, Marchand Emphasizes Both Liberalism and Bipartisanship
- Edelblut's Brief Political Record Packs Conservative Punch
- For Connolly, Ponzi Scheme Fallout Motivates Run for Governor
Debate Coverage:
The candidates for governor met in Republican and Democratic Primary debates on WMUR on Sept. 6th.
- Josh Rogers reports on what Republicans had to say in the days leading up to the primary
- Paige Sutherland reports on the Democratic debate just days before Primary Day
Where They Stand: Comparing Candidate Policies and Proposals
- In Governor's Race, Candidates' Education Views Split on Spending
- Among Republicans, Lots of Talk on the Economy, But Few Specifics
- Democrats' Economic Plans Entail Big Projects and (Potentially) Big Price Tags
- Solutions to N.H.'s Drug Crisis at Center of Governor's Race
More coverage of the gubernatorial primary race
U.S. Senate Race
Coverage by Candidate:
Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R) - Incumbent
Jim Rubens (R) - Republican Primary Challenger
Gov. Maggie Hassan (D) - Democratic Primary Candidate
Primary Debate Coverage:
- In GOP Primary Debate, Ayotte Looks Past Rubens to Hassan
- Ayotte, Rubens Clash on Immigration at Primary Debate
The Money Race:
Ayotte and Hassan Well on Their Way to Record Spending in Senate Race
A video guide to outside spending in New Hampshire's U.S. Senate Race
View more coverage of the 2016 U.S. Senate Race
Congressional Races
Coverage by Candidate
District 1:
Rep. Frank Guinta (R)- Incumbent
Rich Ashooh (R) - Republican Primary Challenger
Carol Shea-Porter (D) - Democratic Primary Candidate (formerly held seat)
CD1 Candidate Interviews:
- Guinta: Leadership On Opioids Will Be Election Focus; Trump Is Good For Country
- Rich Ashooh On His Run For Congress And Where He Stands On The Issues
- Primary Conversation: Rich Ashooh on Morning Edition
- Primary Conversation: Congressman Frank Guinta on All Things Considered
District 2:
Annie Kuster (D) - Incumbent
Jack Flanagan (R) - Primary candidate
Jim Lawrence (R) - Primary candidate
Debate Coverage:
Vying for CD2, Republicans Lawrence and Flanagan Debate Ahead of Primary
CD2 Candidate Interviews:
Jack Flanagan On His Run For Congress And Where He Stands On The Issues
N.H. State Senate Race
Link: Ballotpedia's overview of the New Hampshire state Senate
Feature stories about the campaigns:
- Diary of a Down-Ballot Race: With Primary Day Looming, Things Get Testy in District 24
- The Most Important Race of 2016 May Be The One You've Heard Nothing About
- In a Tight State Senate Race, What Does Trump Have to Do With Anything?
- Eyeing Chance to Recover Majority, Democrats Eye Slate of State Senate Candidates
State of Democracy series: Gerrymandering Gives Republicans the Edge in State Senate:
- How a Few Lines on a Map Hold So Much Power in New Hampshire Politics
- As New Hampshire Shifts to a Swing State, Why Do Legislative Lines Still Favor Republicans?
Data and Infographics on N.H. Politics and Elections
- How N.H. Went from Deep Red to Swing State Over the Course of a Few Elections
- Even as N.H. Shifts Politically, Bellwether Towns Remain
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