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New Hampshire HD-Hillsborough 35

Ben Ming

Ben Ming is an attorney, member of the Hollis Planning Board, and former state representative running this fall to flip a seat in the New Hampshire House.

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Date:
November 3, 2026

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About Ben

Ben Ming is an attorney, member of the Hollis Planning Board, and former state representative running this fall to flip a seat in the New Hampshire House. Family is the core motivation behind Ben’s public service, whether it’s supporting frontline medical workers like his spouse, helping parents take an active role in their kids’ education, or ensuring New Hampshire’s children see diverse leadership in Concord. Ben also understands that working families are struggling to afford the bare necessities. If elected, Ben will work to bring down the cost of living and support strong public education.

Hillsborough-35 is one of the most competitive districts in the state, and Ben, with the DLCC’s support, is ready to flip a seat blue and help Democrats win a majority in the New Hampshire House.

New Hampshire

2026 is a historic opportunity to flip both chambers of the New Hampshire legislature.

Current GOP House and Senate majorities in New Hampshire have used their power to green-light Trump’s disastrous agenda at the state level, pushing attacks on civil liberties and voting rights, gutting public school funding, and turning a blind eye to the affordability crisis squeezing working families from all sides.

Over the last several cycles, the DLCC has helped New Hampshire Democrats win key races and keep majorities within striking distance in 2026. As we approach Election Day, Democrats need a 5-seat gain to win the majority in the state Senate, and a roughly 23-seat gain to win a majority in the 400-seat state House. 

Flipping both chambers would create a powerful firewall protecting Granite Staters from the most harmful aspects of MAGA extremism. With every seat in both legislative chambers on the ballot this year, now is the time to rally behind the most competitive Democratic candidates and send a blue wave across New Hampshire.