New Hampshire’s popular former governor says he will not attempt a Senate campaign, putting to rest some of the speculation about who might seek U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen’s soon-to-be

Former New Hampshire Republican Gov. Chris Sununu ruled out a 2026 Senate run for a seat the GOP is targeting to flip from blue to red.

Non-citizen voting is rare but a number of states and Congress are considering laws requiring proof of citizenship.

The state’s geography and history, plus the evolution of the national GOP, have created a delicate balancing act for state-level Republicans.

It appears that President Donald Trump has buried the hatchet when it comes to former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu, who for years was a top Republican critic of the former and current president. Trump now says that if Sununu runs for the Senate in 2026 for the seat currently held by retiring Democratic Sen.

President Trump said Sunday that he met with former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) about a potential Senate bid and that he hopes Sununu launches a campaign. “He came to my office, came

State representatives voted Wednesday to move the date of the state primary election from the first Tuesday in September to the first Tuesday in June. While this has been a contentious issue in prior sessions, it passed this time without debate. The issue now moves to the New Hampshire Senate.

Democratic New Hampshire Rep. Chris Pappas announced Thursday that he is launching a bid in New Hampshire’s 2026 Senate race.

The lawsuit alleges robocalls that used a copy of former President Joe Biden’s voice generated by artificial intelligence could have “long-lasting and detrimental” impacts on voters.

Neither was able to participate in recent town elections in New Hampshire thanks to a new state law requiring proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote. Their experiences, recounted by town ...

The White House is criticizing Democrats’ lawsuit against President Donald Trump’s attempt to reshape elections

Chris Sununu’s decision not to run in New Hampshire, a competitive state Republicans hope to flip, came just two days after President Donald Trump endorsed him.