Concord Monitor
Opinion: Democrats discover religion
Democratic candidates in the 2026 midterm elections are increasingly emphasizing their religious faith and moral values as a strategy to counter widespread perceptions of corruption within the…
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6mMonitor Midterm Voter Guide - Stories, candidate surveys and more
The Capital City region will head to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 3, for a critical vote that will decide who takes control of the US House and Senate, and, more locally, the NH Legislature. Below, you’ll find a link to your polling place and top stories that appeared in the Concord Monitor. The Monitor sent a survey to all candidates on the ballot for state Senate and House of Representatives races to get their positions on key issues. Below, you’ll find candidate profiles based on their responses. This page will be updated through Election Day. Visit us on Election Night […]
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4mOpinion: Question 2 is a misdirection, not a solution
Concord School Board President Pamela Walsh argues that Question 2 is a misdirection from state leadership regarding rising property taxes and insufficient public education funding.
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4mOpinion: End the tolerance of war
In an opinion piece, John Buttrick calls for global leaders and U.S. lawmakers to prioritize humanitarian aid over the profiting from war amid rising international conflicts.
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4mSuncookin’ with Rob Azevedo: Dead Ends
Barber Cam Haefner opened his new salon, Dead Ends, in Pembroke following a chance encounter with a vacant storefront during the town's Old Home Day celebration.
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5mOpinion: Sleepwalking toward end times
The author explores how the rhizome concept pioneered by Lynn Hoffman and the ecological discoveries of Suzanne Simard offer a blueprint for revitalizing democracy through interconnection and mutual support.