Politics & Government

Manchester NH General Election 2026 Midterm Voter Guide

Here is everything you need to know about the Nov. 3, 2026, midterm election in Manchester, New Hampshire.

General election in New Hampshire. Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.
General election in New Hampshire. Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. (Patch Graphics)

MANCHESTER, NH — It’s Election Day in New Hampshire, so get out there and vote.

Voting Info

Voters go to the polls from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Manchester.

Ward 1: Webster School Auditorium, 2519 Elm St.

Find out what's happening in Manchesterfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

Ward 2: Smyth Road School, 245 Bruce Road.

Ward 3: Carol M. Rines Center, 1528 Elm St.

Find out what's happening in Manchesterfor free with the latest updates from Patch.

Ward 4: McDonough School, 550 Lowell St.

Ward 5: Beech Street School, 333 Beech St.

Ward 6: Henry J. Mclaughlin Middle School, 201 Jack Lovering Drive.

Ward 7: Cardinal Lacroix Academy Community Center, 148 Belmont St.

Ward 8: Memorial High School, One Crusader Way.

Ward 9: Bishop Leo E. O’Neil Youth Center, 30 South Elm St.

Ward 10: Parker-Varney School, 223 James Pollock Drive.

Ward 11: Gossler School, 145 Parkside Avenue.

Ward 12: Northwest Elementary School, 300 Youville St.

Governor

Kelly Ayotte

Cinde Warmington

Stephen Villee

U.S. Senate

Chris Pappas

John E. Sununu

Edmond Laplante

1st Congressional District

Anthony DiLorenzo

Stefany Shaheen


For all of Patch’s election coverage, visit the NH Elections 2026 page, located here.


District 4 Executive Councilor

Jim O’Connell

John Stephen

State Senate

District 16

Dian McCarthy

Keith Murphy

District 18

Leonard Bell

Victoria Sullivan

District 20

Patrick Binder

Pat Long

State Representative

District 15: Vote for up to 2:

Michael Farley

Michael Fitzell

Mark McLean

Mark Proulx

District 16: Vote for up to 2:

Ben Baroody

Maxine Mosley

David Smith

Michael Tkacz

District 17: Vote for up to 2:

Rob Fox

Sean Parr

Ben Prescott

District 18: Vote for up to 2:

Jessica Grill

Steven Kesselring

James Normand

District 19: Vote for up to 2:

Jane Beaulieu

Matt Drew

Mickey Mullin

Chrissy Simonds

District 20: Vote for up to 2:

Pierre Dupont

Jose Marte

Pauline Martineau

Alissandra Murray

District 21: Vote for up to 2:

Jeff Goley

Chris Morgan

Christine Seibert

District 22: Vote for up to 2:

Max Abramson

Greg Erskine

Nicole Leapley

Brittany Ping

District 23: Vote for up to 2:

Jean Jeudy

Mary Ngwanda Georges

District 24: Vote for up to 2:

Frank Anthony

Shuvom Ghose

Paul LaFerriere

Jessica Margeson

District 25: Vote for up to 2:

Heather Deiner

Kathleen Paquette

Kathy Staub

District 26: Vote for up to 2:

Brian Cole

Henry Emele

Mary Freitas

Patrick Long

District 39: Vote for up to 4:

Ellen Boudreau

Jon DiPietro

William Infantine

Tommy Katsiantonis

District 40: Vote for up to 4:

Lynne Cumming

Carlos Gonzalez

Erin Kerwin

Mark Mackenzie

Bill O'Brien

Robert Rivera

Robert Richard-Snipes

Trinidad Tellez

District 41: Vote for up to 3:

Lily Foss

Ryan Hebert

Jason Hodgdon

Bishwa Bahadur Shah

Joseph Skinner

Tom Stewart

Sheriff

Brian Newcomb

County Attorney

Travis Bennett

John Coughlin

County Treasurer

Beverly Cotton

Christopher Maidment

Register Of Deeds

Mary Ann Crowell

Dennis Hogan

Register Of Probate

Ross Terrio

June Trisciani

County Commissioner

Pierre Cetoute

Toni Pappas

Question 1

Repeal of register of probate position

Yes

No

Question 2

School tax cap

Yes

No

Do you have a news tip? Email it to tony.schinella@patch.com. View videos on Tony Schinella's YouTube or Rumble channels. Patch in New Hampshire is now in 227 communities and neighborhoods. Also, follow Patch on Google Discover.

Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts.