Election 2022: Salem New Hampshire Primary Election Voter Guide

SALEM, NH — Voters go to the polls on Tuesday, Sept. 13, to consider competitive races in both the Republican and Democrat primaries.

Undeclared voters can choose either ballot in New Hampshire. But if they want to remain undeclared after participating Tuesday, they need to re-uneroll out of the political party after casting their ballots.

Voting Hours And Polling Locations

The polls in Salem will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters cast ballots in the following locations.

Ward 1: Fisk School, 14 Main St.

Ward 2: Soule School, 173 South Policy St.

Ward 3: Barron School, 55 Butler St.

Ward 4: Ingram Senior Center, 1 Sally Sweets Way

Ward 6: North Salem School, 140 Zion Hill Road

For a list of street locations, check out the .pdf, linked here.

Competitive Races In New Hampshire

Here is a rundown of the competitive races for the 2022 state and federal primaries.

GOP Governor

Julian Acciard

Jay Lewis

Richard McMenamon II

Thaddeus Riley

Chris Sununu

Karen Testerman

View the full WMUR-TV debate with three of the candidates, linked here.

Democrat U.S. Senate

Maggie Hassan

Paul Krautmann

John Riggieri

GOP U.S. Senate

Gerard Beloin

John Berman

Don Bolduc

Bruce Fenton

Dennis Lamare

Edmond Laplante Jr.

Vikram Mansharamani

Andy Martin

Chuck Morse

Tejasinha Sivalingam

Kevin Smith

View the full WMUR-TV debate with five of the candidates, linked here.

GOP U.S. Congress, District 2

Scott Black

Robert Burns

Michael Callis

George Hansel

Jay Mercer

Dean Poirier

Lily Tang Williams

View the full WMUR-TV debate with three of the candidates, linked here.

GOP Rockingham County Commissioner, Vote For 1

Bill Baldwin

Steven Goddu

Heather Iworksky

John O’Connor

GOP State Senate District 22

Daryl Abbas

Peter Torosian

Democrat Rockingham State Rep. District 25, Vote For No More Than 9

Gregory Davis

Sara Dillingham

Larry Disenhof

Dionne Garon

David Hickernell

Claire Karibian

Donna Loranger

Neil Misra

Maureen Thibault

Bonnie Wright

GOP Rockingham State Rep. District 25, Vote For No More Than 9

Lorie Ball

Luanne David

Tanya Donnelly

Fred Doucette

Maria Erna

Betty Gay

Lisa Vandecasteele Hopkins

John Janigan

Dennis Mannion

Valerie McDonnell

Joe Sweeney

John Sytek

Susan Vandecasteele

Voter ID Law

New Hampshire has same-day voter registration. Here is the Voter Identification Law, linked in .pdf format, and the Explanatory Document. For more information about Voter ID, visit this state website.

Primary Election Day Issues

The New Hampshire Attorney General's Office will be operating an Election Day hotline from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m.

The AG encourages voters and election officials with concerns or questions to call 1-866-868-3703. In the event a caller receives voicemail, they should leave a message and attorneys in the office will address each message received.

Additional information on voting can be found here.

2022 Campaign Coverage

• Mass. Political Mail House Refuses To ID Illegal Mail Customer: NH AG
• Sununu Endorsement Gives Morse A Boost In 2022 NH Primary — But Is It Too Late?
• Did Frontrunner Bolduc Flip Flop On 2020 Election Steal?
• Democrats Double Down On Backing For Bob Burns In NH-02 GOP Primary
• Pro-Morse PAC Drops TV Ad Blasting Bolduc's 'Crazy Ideas'
• Sununu: Bolduc A 'Conspiracy Theorist Extremist;' Will Make It Harder For GOP To Win
• How Will Huff Brown's 'Protect Choice' Ad Play In GOP Primary?
• Mass. Democrat Shop Drops Anonymous Mailer Boosting Burns In NH-02 Republican Primary
• No Trump Endorse For Morse, Insiders Say
• Analysis: NH First Congressional District Debate Was All About Location
• Is There A Secret Anti-Sununu Vote In The NHGOP?
• Dems Spending in NH GOP Senate Primary Continues Despite Pushback
• Trump Teases Possible Bolduc Endorsement In NH Senate Race
• NH-01 Field Trains Its Fire On Mowers During Debate
• ICYMI: In NH-02 Primary Debate, GOP Candidates Clash On Immigration, Abortion
• UNH Poll: Mowers, Leavitt And Huff Brown All In The CD 1 Hunt; Burns Dominates In CD 2
• 'Hoe Bag' Attack Ad Drops Hits NH Congressional Candidate Leavitt On Age, Maturity
• Analysis: Three Takeaways From The NH-02 GOP Primary Debate
• 'Bipartisan' Kuster Says GOP Wants To Overthrow Democracy
• Another Poll Gives Mowers 'Commanding Lead' In NH-01 GOP Primary
• Morse PAC Pushes Fundraising Fight To Forefront In NH GOP Senate Primary
• Hansel Kicks Off Congressional Campaign With Sununu Endorsement
• New Hampshire Progressives Fall In Line As Hassan, Pappas Tack Right
• Candidates Debate Abortion, 2020 Election In NH-01 GOP Primary Debate
• Hansel Creates Committee For NH-02 Run, Hit With Twitter 'Dirty Trick'
• Morse, Mowers Skip Debates Hosted By 'Election Integrity' Group
• SNHU Restricts Audience For Leavitt Appearance, Insists On Right To Reject 'Controversial' Speakers
• Fenton, Morse Mix It Up In Newsmax Debate
• Restauranter Backs Leavitt In 1st Congressional District GOP Primary
• State Announces Election Monitors For Bedford, Laconia And Windham
• NH-01 Update: New Poll Shows Leavitt, Mowers Neck-And-Neck In NH GOP Primary
• Fact Check: Hassan Ad Touting Tax Cuts As Governor Doesn't Match Record
• Meet The Blue-Collar Guy In The New Pappas TV Ad — A Lawyer At A Concord Firm
• Analysis: Solid Field Shines In NH-01 Debate, But Left Race Unshaken
• Concord NARAL Pro-Choice NH Supporters: Vote Warmington On Tuesday
• Hansel: Kuster, Congress On Vacay As Granite Staters Struggle
• Conservative PAC Targets 'Vulnerable' Hassan As Top Pick-Up Opportunity For GOP
• Analysis: 5 Takeaways From The First NH GOP U.S. Senate Debate
• HuffPo Hit Piece Targets Smith; He Points Finger At Morse Campaign
• Bergeron: Maggie Hassan Is Wrong For New Hampshire
• Exclusive NH-01 GOP POLL: Trump Faves High, Mowers Holds Big Lead
• Manchester State Rep. Resigns — But Is Still On Democrat Primary Ballot
• New Hampshire Progressives To Hassan: You Won't Get Our Votes
• Analysis: Filing Day A Preview Of Dems' Coming Attractions In November
• Hassan Backs More Border Wall In Face Of New Hampshire Latino Protests

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