Concord Monitor
At the polls, candidates deliver last-minute messages on affordability and cooperation
While celebrities like former Patriots player Rob Gronkowski and boxer Floyd Mayweather made appearances in southern New Hampshire on Tuesday urging residents to vote, the candidates themselves…
Read the original at Concord MonitorMore audio from Concord Monitor
-
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.
-
3mAs one Marshalls store closes in Concord, another opens in Concord
After a quarter-century on Storrs Street, Marshalls department store has moved to a much newer shopping center by Exit 17. The store in Capitol Shopping Plaza shut last week, Oct. 23, and the new Marshalls in the Merchants Way development opened just before Halloween, with a blue banner reading “Now open” hanging beneath the fascia […]
-
2mBus carrying students between Croydon and New London involved in crash, no student injuries
A bus transporting students from Croydon to New London Elementary School was involved in an accident with another vehicle this morning at the intersection of Route 10 and Route 114. No students were injured or transported for medical attention, said Kearsarge Regional School District Principal Michael Bessette. Bessette said the police department and Croydon officials […]
-
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 […]
-
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.