Concord Monitor
Opinion: The primary is over. Keep lakes in the conversation.
NH LAKES President Andrea LaMoreaux encourages New Hampshire voters to engage with candidates regarding lake health and water protection ahead of the November 3 general election.
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2mWard 4 ballot-counting machine to be among post-election audits
Concord’s Ward 4 is among eight places around the state that will have their ballot-counting devices audited after Tuesday’s election, part of the required process to check on the accuracy of the machines following statewide elections. The Secretary of State randomly selected a ballot counting device in three towns and five city wards. Four of […]
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2mConcord voters show up in droves on Election Day
Voters turned out in record numbers at Concord's Christa McAuliffe School on Tuesday morning to cast ballots in the 2026 midterm elections, driven by concerns over housing, healthcare, and education.
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5mState officials visit polls to ensure fair practices, election integrity during midterms
Secretary of State Scanlan visited several polling locations in New Hampshire to monitor election integrity and reassure voters amid ongoing concerns regarding voting machines and recent legislative changes.
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3mBow stopped in narrow boys soccer semifinal loss to ConVal
Top-seeded ConVal defeated No. 5 Bow 1-0 in the Division II boys' soccer semifinals to advance to the championship against No. 2 Campbell.
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9m'Make my voice heard': First-time teen voters prepare to cast their ballots
First-time voters in New Hampshire shared their priorities regarding affordability, social justice, and civic engagement ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.