2022 New Hampshire Live Results
Overview
| Election Date | November 8, 2022 |
| Where to Vote | Find your Polling Place and Hours |
| Polls Close | 8:00 PM Eastern Time Many locations close at 7:00 PM |
| On this Page | Results for U.S. Senate, Governor, U.S. House, State Legislature |
U.S. Senate
Leans Democratic
Army Special Forces veteran Don Bolduc (R) has been closing the gap with Sen. Maggie Hassan (D) as she seeks a second term. Hassan remains a slight favorite for reelection.
Governor
Safe Republican
New Hampshire is one of only two states - neighboring Vermont the other - where the gubernatorial term is two years instead of four. Republican Gov. Chris Sununu is expected to win a fourth term.
U.S. House
Leans D
Likely D
These elections will take place using redistricted boundaries, although the changes from the map in use over the last decade were minimal.
Democrats hold both seats. In District 1, Chris Pappas is seeking a 3rd term, while in District 2, Ann Kuster is looking to win her 6th. Both seats are competitive, although Republicans have a somewhat better chance at flipping District 1.
State Senate
Republicans hold a 13-10 edge over Democrats in the New Hampshire Senate. There is one vacancy. Members serve two-year terms.
State House
With 400 members - at full strength - the New Hampshire House of Representatives is the largest state legislative body in the country. Republicans are in control with a 202-178 edge over Democrats. There is also one independent. 19 seats are currently vacant. Members serve two-year terms.
