HAMPTON, NH — It’s presidential primary time. And it’s almost over, too.
Voters will go to the polls on Tuesday, Jan. 23, to make recommendations to both the Democrats and Republicans on who their party nominees should be. There are more than 40 candidates who are running for president.
When And Where Do I Vote?
In Hampton, voters will cast ballots from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the cafeteria at Winnacunnet High School.
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In North Hampton, voters will cast ballots from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the North Hampton School.
Who Is Running?
Here are all the candidates listed on the ballot.
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Republican Candidates
Ryan Binkley
Ron DeSantis
Nikki Haley
Donald Trump
Scott Ayers
Doug Burgum
Robert Carney Jr.
John Castro
Chris Christie
Asa Hutchinson
Peter Jedick
Perry Johnson
Donald Kjornes
Mary Maxwell
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Glenn McPeters
Scott Merrell
Darius Mitchell
Mike Pence
Vivek Ramaswamy
Tim Scott
Hirsh Singh
Samuel Sloan
David Stuckenberg
Rachel Swift
Write-Ins
Democrats
Dean Phillips
Marianne Williamson
President R. Boddie
Terrisa Bukovinac
Eban Cambridge
Gabriel Cronejo
Mark Stewart Greenstein
Tom Koos
Paul LaCava
Star Locke
Frankie Lozada
Stephen Lyons
Raymond Michael Moroz
Derek Nadeau
Jason Palmer
Mando Perez-Serrato
Donald Picard
Paperboy Love Prince
Richard Rist
Vermin Supreme
Write-Ins
Voter Registration
New Hampshire has same-day voter registration, but you must complete a voter registration form.
Granite State residents must be 18 or older on Election Day, a United States citizen, and live in the town or ward where they seek to register to vote. To register, residents must provide proof of identity, age, citizenship, and residency. A driver’s license or non-driver ID card from any state can be used to prove identity and age; a birth certificate, U.S. Passport/Passcard, or naturalization document can be used to prove citizenship; state IDs, rental housing agreements, motor vehicle registration, a utility bill, and other documents can be used to prove residency.
Visit the state’s voter registration page linked here.
To view a sample ballot, visit the New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office Election website.
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