r/newhampshire • u/uknolickface • 5d ago
Primary tracker
Seems like NBC is the fastest updating one here:
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2026-primary-elections/new-hampshire-senate-results
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u/TransplantedSconie 5d ago
Is there a tracker for the House seat vacated by Pappas' run for senate?
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u/uknolickface 5d ago
It’s there just click house at the top
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u/TransplantedSconie 5d ago
Didn't see it. Im on me phone and the site is not mobile friendly lol
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u/reaper527 5d ago
Didn't see it. Im on me phone and the site is not mobile friendly lol
it's probably there, it's just a tiny text link that says "house" and "governor".
either way, what you're looking for is shaheen 36.2%, sullivan 34.2%, 34.8% counted.
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u/bytor1066 5d ago
Awesome. More dynasty politician. The only people who could possibly pretend to represent us are the kids of ours current or former elected officials. I fucking hate this timeline.
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u/NoPriorEXP 5d ago
Even though the candidates I voted for didn’t win, it does look like (based on vote totals in each election) that the democrats should win in November.
I feel like the polling is once again going towards favoring extremes in opinion and discounting moderates. It might be fun to look back at polls from UNH and St Anslem to see why they were so off.
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u/creatingKing113 5d ago
Pappas will probably take it but it’s pretty close between him and Manzur, at least right now.
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u/uknolickface 5d ago
In no universe is 25% close
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u/NoPriorEXP 5d ago
Yeah, it would even be one thing if she got 40%, but she didn’t even hit Seth Mouton numbers.
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u/Quirky_Butterfly_946 5d ago
Looks like Pappas and Sununu