2020 Election Information

State Primary Election - September 8, 2020
State Primary Results

Candidate Filings - Republican | Democratic
EXCEL Files - Republican | Democratic
Declarations of Intent - Qualified Candidates | Withdrawals and Removals

Candidates Agreeing to Spending Limits - per RSA 664:5-a

The Secretary of State held the following draws on June 17, 2020 pursuant to:
RSA 656:5 Party Columns for 2020 General Election
RSA 656:5-a Order of Candidate Names on  Ballots (State Representative and Delegate to the Republican State Convention)

State General Election - November 3, 2020
General Election Results

Certificates of Nomination for President and Vice-President of the United States | Republican | Democratic | Libertarian
Presidential Electors | Republican | Democratic | Libertarian
The Electoral College met on Monday, December 14, 2020 at noon. Minutes of the Electoral College Meeting |Meeting of the Electoral  College    https://youtu.be/wFsYHu96qR4 
Certificate of Ascertainment | Certificate of Vote 

Ballot Law Commission

Click on the appropriate year-range below to view issues that have been submitted to the Ballot Law Commission.

RSA 665
Ballot Law Commission Members - July 1 2021
Speaker of the House Appointments:
Chairman: Bradford E. Cook, r  (Term expires July 1, 2025)
David W. Hess, r  (Term expires July 1, 2025) - alternate member
David B. Campbell, d (Term expires July 1, 2025)
James A. Normand, d (Term expires July 1, 2022) - alternate member
Senate President Appointments:
Michael Eaton, r (Term expires July 1, 2022) 
Christopher Messier, r- alternate member (Term expires July 1, 2024)
Kathy Sullivan, d (Term expires July 1, 2024)
Donald Manning, d - alternate member (Term expires July 1, 2024)
Governor and Council Appointments:
Robert J. Letourneau (Term expires July 1, 2022)
Eugene Van Loan (Term expires July 1, 2022)

Election Dates

Upcoming Elections

Stay up-to-date with upcoming elections by viewing the New Hampshire Political Calendar. Download your copy here.  The 2022-2023 Political Calendar is not available yet.  You may also contact your town or city clerk office for additional Election details.

New Hampshire Election Dates: 2022 – 2023

Town Elections: 

Alternate Town Elections: 

State Primary Election: September 13, 2022

State General Election: November 8, 2022

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Town Elections: 

Alternate Town Elections: 

652:21 Authority; Format. Prior to the state primary election, the secretary of state with the advice and approval of the attorney general shall prepare a political calendar for state and town elections setting forth the dates when action required under the election laws must be taken. Any action taken by any candidate or official in connection with the election laws which shall be taken in accordance with the dates set forth in said calendar shall be deemed to be duly performed for the purposes of the election laws. The expense of printing said political calendar shall be a charge upon the appropriation for the office of the secretary of state.

Get more information about the laws setting the deadlines and dates related to elections here Election day laws here.

Election Integrity

Following are reports submitted by the Attorney General's office or by Election Monitors appointed under RSA 659:77.

Voter Fraud Investigation Report - 2006
Voter Fraud Investigation Report - 2008
Voter Fraud Investigation Report - 2010
Report of Election Monitor Re. New Boston January 10, 2012
Derry State Primary Complaint - October 20, 2016
Derry Election Report by Election Monitor
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How to File an Election Law Complaint
If you have witnessed efforts to commit any kind of fraud or corruption in the voting process, you may report this to:
The Moderator at your polling place

The N.H. Attorney General's Office at 1-866-868-3703 (866-VOTER03) or electionlaw@doj.nh.gov. Click on Election Law Complaint for more information.

The Secretary of State's Office at 603-271-3242 or elections@sos.nh.gov

For federal offenses, you may also notify the U.S. Attorney for New Hampshire at 603-225-1552
If you have witnessed actual or attempted acts of discrimination or intimidation in the voting process, you may report to the Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice at 202-514-4609

Election Officials

Posters

Are Your Voting Rights Being Violated?   #8-2019
Prohibited Acts Poster   #2-2019

Purity of Elections
Election Day Registration and NH Voter ID Law    #3-2019
What Constitutes Voter Fraud    #4-2019
How are Votes Challenged   #6-2019
Voter ID Explanatory Document   #5-2019
Voter ID Law-July 2019
Voters Needing Assistance to Mark a Ballot   #7-2019

Moderators

Asserting a Challenge Form | Challenged Voter Affidavit
Attorney General Checklist - 2020 Presidential Primary
Ballot Clerk Procedure - Primary | General
Camera Instructions
Electronic Ballot Counting Devices - Instruction - Primary | General
Moderators Worksheet - 2020 Primary or General
Absentee Ballot Processing on Election Day - Do not compare signatures

Clerks

Absentee Voter - Affidavit required
Absentee Ballots Instructions - Primary and General Election
Absentee Voter - Notice of Requirements
Attorney General Checklist - 2020 Residential Primary
Ballot Clerk Procedure - Primary Election - General Election
Camera Instructions
Electronic Ballot Counting Devices - Instructions - Primary Election | General Election

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Lists of colleges and schools which provide valid student identification
for voting purposes:

College, university, or career school in N.H. and approved to operate or licensed
to operate in N.H.
Public high schools in N.H.
Non Public high schools in N.H. accredited by a private school accrediting agency that
is recognized by the Department of Education.

Supervisors of the Checklist

Federal Post Card Application

Selectmen

Sealing Label Identifying Ballots Cast

Inspectors of Election

Ballot Clerk Procedure - Primary Election - General Election

Election Forms

Affidavits

• Challenged Voter Affidavit
• Qualified Voter Affidavit
• Religious Exemption Affidavit
• Federal Post Card Application
  
  

Training
      2021 Combined Town, School and Village District Elections and Meetings
      2020 General Election Training Webinar-Reconciliation
      2020 one4all Quick Setup and Troubleshooting
      2020 one4all Booklet General Election
      2020 Summer Election Training - Reconciliation - State Primary

• 2020 What is New - Election Law Changes
• 2020 Ballot Clerk Procedure - Primary
  2020 Ballot Clerk Procedure - General Election
• 2020 Summer Election Training - Security
• 2020 Summer Election Training - Election Officials
• 2020 Reconciliation - State Primary
• 2020 Election Law Changes
• 2020-2021 Election Procedure Manual
• Cybersecurity - January 2020
• Polling Place Line Management - January 2020
• 2019 Municipal Election Postponement - 2019 Election Law Changes
• Accessibility PowerPoint - 2016

Information Sessions
  HR 1 PowerPoint presentation |  YouTube Video     
  

Election Results

Election Videos

The links below will take you to the N.H. Secretary of State's YouTube channel to view the chosen videos:

One4all Video - 2020 one4all Accessible Voting Tablet Set Up Instructions (7 minutes)

Electronic Poll Books Forum, Dr. Alexander Schwarzmann, Dept. Head,
Computer Science and Engineering, University of Connecticut (1 hr. 10 min)

Communicating with Voters with Disabilities (14.16 minutes)

Elections & Voting Division

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Special Elections

Voter Registration & Motor Vehicle Law Jointly Issued FAQs