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Battleground State

New Hampshire

Senate: GOP Supermajority

8D
16R

House: GOP Majority

178D
1 seats empty or independent
221R

New Hampshire is a top DLCC Battleground State in 2026.

After half a decade of GOP control, 2026 is a historic opportunity to flip the New Hampshire General Court from red to blue.

Over the last several cycles, DLCC has helped New Hampshire Democrats win key races and keep the legislative majorities within striking distance. In 2022, the House majority was decided by just 11 votes. With a favorable environment, 2026 can be the year that puts us over the edge and allows us to secure new blue majorities in the Granite State.

The GOP majorities in both chambers in New Hampshire have grown increasingly out of step with voters and rubber-stamped Trump’s disastrous agenda – the stakes couldn’t be higher to capitalize on the historic opportunity to flip control of both chambers for the first time since 2020. 

Meet the DLCC’s New Hampshire Target Race Candidates

The DLCC is targeting 21 candidates across the Granite State who can flip GOP seats and return the General Court to a Democratic majority for the first time this decade. 

Flipping the New Hampshire House and Senate is critical to congressional redistricting, especially if a potential incoming GOP governor is willing to bow to Trump and pursue a power-grabbing scheme to rig the maps ahead of 2030. 

New Hampshire Democrats are capitalizing on the wave of Democratic momentum sweeping the country – and we need you with us. Learn more about our slate of 21 Target Race candidates below:

DLCC Target Races

NH Senate Democrats are gearing up for November:

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News in New Hampshire

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DLCC Celebrates Democratic Triumphs In Tonight’s Legislative Special Elections

Tonight Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee Executive Director Jessica Post congratulated DLCC Spotlight Race candidates Kathryn Rehner, Representative-elect Jacob Rosecrants and Representative-elect Charlie St. Clair. In Mississippi, Rehner secured a spot in the October runoff election while Rosecrants flipped Oklahoma State House District 46 and St. Clair flipped New Hampshire House District Belknap 9.

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DLCC Celebrates Fourth New Hampshire Special Election Victory

Tonight Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee Executive Director Jessica Post congratulated Representative-elect Charlie St. Clair on his victory in the special election for New Hampshire’s House District Belknap 9. St. Clair, who was featured as a DLCC Spotlight Race, carried the election with almost 56% of the vote, flipping the seat from red to blue.

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DLCC Spotlight Race Candidate Advances to October Runoff in Mississippi Special Election

Tonight Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee Executive Director Jessica Post congratulates Kathryn Rehner on advancing to the runoff in the special election for Mississippi State House District 102. Rehner, a social worker, advocate, and community organizer, currently works for MS Health Access Collaborative to help families obtain affordable health coverage and is a featured DLCC Spotlight Race.

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DLCC Congratulates Manka Dhingra On Strong Primary Performance

Today Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee Executive Director Jessica Post congratulated Manka Dhingra on her strong performance in the August primary heading into the special election for Washington Senate District 45. Dhingra, a featured DLCC Spotlight Race candidate, was the top vote getter in a head to head contest with her Republican opponent and a third party and walked away with over 50% of the vote thus far.