Elections
U.S. Senate — New Hampshire
Filed for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire's 2026 General Election (2026-11-03): Scott P. Brown, Matthew S Giovonizzi, Dan Innis, Dennis Lamare, Edmond Laplante, Karishma Manzur, Andy Martin, Chuck Morse and 6 more, read on 2026-07-18.
14 people have filed. Everyone who filed for this seat, as filed. A primary has not necessarily narrowed this list.
- Office
- U.S. Senate
- State
- New Hampshire
- Election day
- People who have filed
- 14
- Listed in
- alphabetical order by surname. Rallybase does not rank candidates
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Filed for this seat
- Scott P. BrownRepublican Party
- Matthew S GiovonizziNon-Party
- Dan InnisRepublican Party
- Dennis LamareRepublican Party
- Edmond LaplanteNonpartisan race
- Karishma ManzurDemocratic Party
- Andy MartinRepublican Party
- Chuck MorseRepublican Party
- Chris PappasDemocratic Party
- Maxwell Leavy SaalDemocratic Party
- Jeanne ShaheenDemocratic Party · Incumbent
- Tejasinha SivalingamRepublican Party
- Jared SullivanDemocratic Party
- John E SununuRepublican Party
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Questions this page answers
- Who has filed for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire in the 2026 General Election?
- Filed for U.S. Senate: Scott P. Brown, Matthew S Giovonizzi, Dan Innis, Dennis Lamare, Edmond Laplante, Karishma Manzur, Andy Martin, Chuck Morse, Chris Pappas, Maxwell Leavy Saal, Jeanne Shaheen, Tejasinha Sivalingam and 2 more. Source: Federal Election Commission filings · read 2026-07-18
- When is the election for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire?
- Election day is 2026-11-03. Source: the state's own election information · read 2026-07-18
- Is this list the ballot for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire?
- Everyone who filed for this seat, as filed. A primary has not necessarily narrowed this list. Source: Federal Election Commission filings · read 2026-07-18
- Who is the incumbent for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire?
- Jeanne Shaheen filed as the incumbent, as the filing records it. Source: Federal Election Commission filings · read 2026-07-18
What Rallybase does not know here
- Which of these people will actually appear on the printed ballot. A position on the ballot is the only field that would tell us, and this state does not publish one to us — so what is above is everyone who filed, and a primary has not necessarily narrowed it.
- Anything these people have said, raised, or been endorsed by. Rallybase holds a name, a party as filed, and the filing itself. It publishes no endorsements, no polling and no money.
- A campaign website for any of them. The filings we read carry none.