★ Easiest in New Hampshire
Option 1 of 3
Vote on Election Day
- When
- Tue, Nov 3
Polls open on Election Day
◉ Make your plan
You have two ways to cast a ballot. Here's the easiest one for you.
★ Easiest in New Hampshire
Option 1 of 3
Polls open on Election Day
Option 2 of 3
Limited
Some states offer excuse-required in-person absentee instead
Excuse-required absentee in person only.
Option 3 of 3
Excuse required
Return by mail or at any drop box, vote center, or county office
Excuse required.
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October 2026
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A pocket-sized New Hampshire voting plan you can download to your phone, share with a friend, or print on a 4×6 card.
Make my plan card── Your 2026 federal races
U.S. Senate: Open seat. Senator Jeanne Shaheen announced they are not seeking reelection.
Senator Shaheen announced she is not seeking reelection. The seat is open.
For specific candidates and updates, visit your state's official election office (opens in new tab).
U.S. House: All 2 of New Hampshire's House seats are on the ballot.
For specific candidates, visit your state's official election office (opens in new tab).
Last updated: May 3, 2026. Race information changes as candidates file and primaries finalize. Always verify with your state's election office for the most current information.
── What to bring
HB 1569 (2024) ended affidavit option.
Bring one of these
Lists vary by state. New Hampshire's full accepted-ID list is on its election authority site.
── Registration
Not registered yet? Register at vote.gov (opens in new tab). It's the federal government's portal and routes you to New Hampshire's election authority.
Long lines, broken machines, anyone challenging your right to vote. Call. Lawyers answer in seconds.
data/states.ts · last reviewed 2026-04-30