Voters in New Hampshire and Wisconsin Cast Midterm Ballots

Voters in New Hampshire and Wisconsin cast ballots on November 3, 2026, for a series of high-stakes midterm elections. In New Hampshire, the gubernatorial race features Republican incumbent Kelly Ayotte, Democrat Cinde Warmington, and Libertarian Stephen Villee. The state is also deciding on a U.S. Senate seat, where Democrat Chris Pappas faces Republican John E. Sununu and Constitution Party candidate Edmond LaPlante. Congressional races include a contest between Republican Anthony DiLorenzo and Democrat Stefany Shaheen in the 1st District, and a rematch between incumbent Democrat Maggie Goodlander and Republican Lily Tang Williams in the 2nd District.

New Hampshire voters are also weighing two ballot questions regarding the removal of the Register of Probate position from the state Constitution and a local tax cap on school district central office spending. To ensure election integrity, the United States Department of Justice deployed federal monitors to polling stations in Manchester and Nashua.

In Wisconsin, voters are deciding the governor's race and key congressional seats. In the 1st congressional district, incumbent Republican Bryan Steil faces Democrat Mitchell Berman, while in the 3rd district, incumbent Republican Derrick Van Orden is challenged by Democrat Rebecca Cooke. Final mobilization efforts saw Republicans targeting voters in Greenfield and Democrats organizing in Greendale, where former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg appeared to support Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Crowley.