NH Primary Sees Democrats Outpace Republicans by 40,000 Votes

New Hampshire’s primary produced a sizable turnout edge for Democrats, who cast roughly 153,343 votes in the Senate races to Republicans’ 111,018 (about 38% more). Key results: Republicans backed John Sununu over Scott Brown for the Senate nomination; Democrats backed Chris Pappas over Karishma Manzur; in the 1st District, Stefany Shaheen won the Democratic nomination over Maura Sullivan, and Anthony DiLorenzo won the GOP nomination; in the 2nd District, Maggie Goodlander won the Democratic nomination and Lily Tang Williams the GOP nomination. Official totals for governor, executive council, and state Legislature were not yet released, and eight NH House incumbents were defeated in the primaries, mostly Republicans. The turnout dynamics suggest Democratic strength could help down-ballot races in November.
- Democrats Turn out 40,000 More Voters than Republicans in New Hampshire InDepthNH.org
- The Establishment Pulls Through: Five Takeaways from the New Hampshire Primaries The New York Times
- Rhode Island Lieutenant Governor Primary Election 2026 Live Results NBC News
- NH voters at the polls express disgust, distrust and apathy towards primary candidates New Hampshire Public Radio
- Congressman Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire Democratic Senate primary theguardian.com
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