Concord Monitor
Granite Geek: The oldest heating fuel is still useful, for better or worse
In New Hampshire, residents continue to rely on diverse heating methods ranging from modern electric heat pumps to traditional wood stoves, supported by community initiatives like firewood banks.
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3mNH governor's race too close to call
Throughout the night, the lead in the gubernatorial race shifted back and forth between incumbent Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Democratic challenger Cinde Warmington. With 56% of the votes counted around 10:15 p.m., Ayotte held a 9,315-vote lead over Warmington. Spirits were high in Manchester, as Warmington urged supporters to be patient while votes were […]
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3mConcord fails to pass school tax cap, but cap appears likely to pass in many other districts
While a majority of Concord voters backed a school tax cap ballot question, the measure failed to reach the supermajority threshold required to limit school district taxes over the next two years. Fifty-two percent of residents voted in favor of a ballot question that would have required the Concord School District to cap property tax […]
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5mIncumbents Boucher, Hastings to return to Concord Board of Education
Incumbents Liz Boucher and Brenda Hastings won re-election to the Concord Board of Education on Tuesday. Liz Boucher won 56% of votes across Wards 5, 6 and 7, beating challenger Don Brueggemann, according to preliminary results Tuesday night. The race between Boucher and Brueggemann in Concord’s South and West ends was competitive. When results rolled […]
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1mMidterms 2026: Live voting results
Follow along for up-to-the-minute voter tallies in key races in the Capital Region and across the state. Check back often. Click here if you want to view the tax cap question, Concord School Board seats and county races. U.S. Congress Governor Executive Council State Senate State House – Merrimack County State House – Belknap County […]
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4mFrom the polls: Voters ask for empathy, initiative, strength
Voters turned out droves on Tuesday to cast ballots in the 2026 midterm elections, driven by concerns over housing, healthcare, and education.