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New Hampshire House primaries determined nominees in both districts for the general election.
Stefany Shaheen won the Democratic primary for New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District, while Anthony DiLorenzo secured the Republican nomination for the same seat. In the 2nd District, Maggie Goodlander won the Democratic primary and Lily Tang Williams captured the Republican primary, establishing the general election pairings.
These primary results complete the candidate selection process for both House districts, following the earlier determination of nominees in the Senate and gubernatorial races. The four general election matchups now move forward as voters prepare to select their representatives in the 2026 midterm elections.
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Distinct candidate profiles emerge in both New Hampshire House races
The 1st and 2nd District primaries produced different candidate profiles for each party. Democratic winners Shaheen and Goodlander advance alongside Republicans DiLorenzo and Williams, setting up general elections where voters will evaluate competing visions across both districts.
House primaries complete New Hampshire's 2025 candidate selection process
The House primary results follow the completion of Senate and gubernatorial primaries, finalizing New Hampshire's nominee slate across federal and state races. General elections in November will determine which candidates advance to represent the state in Congress.