Happy 250th, America! To celebrate, we’re proud to share this video, made in partnership with @ConcordTV, of state leadership and other notable Granite Staters reading one of our most precious foundational documents - the Declaration of Independence. https://t.co/JoAtDbr4kG
To register to vote in NH, your domicile/primary residence must be in the state. You can claim domicile in NH if your primary residence is in NH and you are not domiciled/registered elsewhere.
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When you go to the polls on election day, you’ll need acceptable proof of identity like a driver’s license, government-issued photo ID, or passport/passcard to obtain a ballot. Student IDs are not accepted.
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Just one week before the General Election. Are you registered to vote? Visit https://t.co/tSv9003Rq7 to check your voter registration.
If you aren’t registered, visit https://t.co/o2wqxOLogI to find out what you need.
We had a great time at the NH Council for the Social Studies Fall Conference, starting the morning with a presentation on how teachers can use primary sources from the State Archives, followed by a conversation w/ SOS Scanlan on how to encourage civic engagement among students.
The General Election is in 8 days!
Visit https://t.co/o2wqxOLogI to make sure you have all the info you need on registering to vote. If you miss the deadline to register before the election, you can register at the polls on election day.
T minus 9 days until the General Election. You can look at a sample ballot to find out who’s running in your district on the Secretary of State’s website at https://t.co/LMqGH7UZoQ
10 days to go before election day! Now is the time to make your election day plan. Visit https://t.co/tSv9003jAz to check your voter registration and find your polling location and hours #TrustedInfo2026
Just 11 days before the General Election! If you are a student and have questions about registering to vote, visit https://t.co/TRfY9tvQUl to check out our Student Guide to Registering to Vote in NH.
Are you registering to vote? If your name has legally changed from what is listed on one or more of the documents you use to prove your qualifications, you’ll need additional documents to show the name change.
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The General Election is 12 days away! If you voted by absentee ballot, you can track your ballot using the Secretary of State’s Voter Information Lookup at https://t.co/tSv9003Rq7 #TrustedInfo2026
When designing NH’s 1st heirloom marriage certificate, Laurel Larivee was inspired by Mt. Washington and motifs from vintage postcards. We stopped by Winnacunnet High School, where Laurel teaches art, to learn more about the inspiration behind her design.
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AI is a powerful tool that can streamline many processes, but it can also be used to confuse and mislead voters. Check out this video from the Secretary of State to find out what you can do to make sure AI doesn’t fool you #CybersecurityAwarenessMonth
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Just 13 days left until the General Election. If you cannot vote in person on election day due to a qualifying reason you can obtain an absentee ballot from your local clerk.
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Happy Election Hero Day!! Our local election officials put in countless hours to serve the people of NH and ensure we have some of the best run elections in the country. Make sure you take the time on November 3 to thank them for their service to NH!
The General Election is two weeks away! You can register to vote before the election at your local clerk’s office, with your local supervisors of the checklist, by absentee if you qualify, or at the polls on election day.
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Last week, Sec. Scanlan stopped by Bow High School to talk with students about the upcoming election and other functions of the office. It's clear that Bow students have a strong knowledge of civics thanks to the work of their teachers and principal. Thank you, Bow High!
When you cast your ballot in the November 3 General Election, you can honor those who fought and continue to fight for your right to vote by participating in our free Vote in Honor of a Veteran program.
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