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New Hampshire Congressional Delegation

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Its senators, Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan, are both Democrats.

New Hampshire has 2 House seats, held by 2 Democrats.

Shaheen's Senate seat is on the 2026 ballot.

Of the 2 House members, 1 has filed to run for re-election in 2026 and 1 is running for another office.

The governor is Chris Sununu, in office since Jan 5, 2017.

Senators

  • Official portrait of Jeanne Shaheen, U.S. Senator for New Hampshire
    Jeanne Shaheen

    U.S. Senator for New Hampshire · Democrat

    This week: voted in 12 of 12 roll calls; 3 committee meetings

    2026: Not seeking re-election

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  • Official portrait of Maggie Hassan, U.S. Senator for New Hampshire
    Maggie Hassan

    U.S. Senator for New Hampshire · Democrat

    This week: voted in 12 of 12 roll calls; 1 committee meeting

    Next election 2028

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House delegation (2 seats)

New Hampshire's U.S. Representatives
DistrictRepresentativeLargest placesParty2026This week
NH-1Chris PappasManchester, DoverDemocratRunning for the U.S. Senate in New Hampshire
NH-2Maggie GoodlanderNashua, ConcordDemocratRunning for re-election

2026 elections

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026: New Hampshire votes for the Senate seat held by Jeanne Shaheen and both of its House seats.

Senate

8 candidates have reported raising money for the 2026 Senate race: 5 Republicans and 3 Democrats. Chris Pappas has raised the most, $15,384,657 through Aug 19.

Candidates for the 2026 Senate race in New Hampshire who reported raising money to the FEC
CandidatePartyRaisedCash on handThrough
Chris PappasDemocratic$15,384,657$4,251,918Aug 19
John E. SununuRepublican$4,180,252$3,070,033Aug 19
Scott P. BrownRepublican$2,150,452$416,542Aug 19
Karishma ManzurDemocratic$415,081$103,945Aug 19
Jared SullivanDemocratic$100,112$0Jun 30
Dan InnisRepublican$48,503$0Jan 25
Chuck MorseRepublican$8,524$0Oct 31, 2023
Tejasinha SivalingamRepublican$885$0Feb 21, 2023

FEC race page

House

18 candidates have reported raising money for New Hampshire's 2 House races in 2026, from 5 in NH-2 to 13 in NH-1.

New Hampshire's 2026 House races: the candidates who reported raising the most money to the FEC
DistrictCandidatesMost money raised
NH-113Maura Corby Sullivan (D) $3.6M; Anthony Dilorenzo (R) $2.5M; Stefany Shaheen (D) $2.4M
NH-25Maggie Goodlander (D, incumbent) $4.2M; Lily Tang Williams (R) $1.2M; Victor D. Orlando (R) $171K

Candidates who reported raising money to the FEC, including primary candidates; FEC filings do not record primary results. FEC House candidates

Committee seats

New Hampshire's 4 members of Congress hold 15 seats on 14 full committees.

New Hampshire members lead 2 full committees: Jeanne Shaheen is ranking member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee; Maggie Hassan is ranking member of the Joint Economic Committee.

Full committees with members from New Hampshire
CommitteeMembers from New Hampshire
Senate Appropriations CommitteeJeanne Shaheen
Senate Armed Services CommitteeJeanne Shaheen
Senate Ethics CommitteeJeanne Shaheen
Senate Finance CommitteeMaggie Hassan
Senate Foreign Relations CommitteeJeanne Shaheen (ranking member)
Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions CommitteeMaggie Hassan
Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs CommitteeMaggie Hassan
Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship CommitteeJeanne Shaheen
Senate Veterans' Affairs CommitteeMaggie Hassan
House Armed Services CommitteeMaggie Goodlander
House Small Business CommitteeMaggie Goodlander
House Transportation and Infrastructure CommitteeChris Pappas
House Veterans' Affairs CommitteeChris Pappas, Maggie Goodlander
Joint Economic CommitteeMaggie Hassan (ranking member)

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