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09/05/2026

New Hampshire votes Tuesday, and two of its three congressional races have no incumbent in them.

Jeanne Shaheen is not seeking re-election, so her Senate seat is open — 11 candidates are on the ballot. Chris Pappas left NH-01 to run for it, which opened that seat too, and 14 people filed. It is the largest field in any House race in the country right now. In NH-02, Maggie Goodlander is defending a first term against six challengers.

That is 32 candidates across three races. We built a page for every one of them — contact details, campaign and official social accounts, committees, press releases, a district map, and a ZIP lookup if you are not sure which district you are in.

Free, nonpartisan, no signup, no ads. Every candidate listed on identical terms; we endorse no one.

https://votewiser.com/state/NH

09/03/2026

Massachusetts closed out the last big primary night before November.

U.S. Senate — Sen. Ed Markey turned back a challenge from Rep. Seth Moulton, taking about 65% of the vote. Markey faces Republican John Deaton on November 3.

MA-06 — Moulton's Senate run left his North Shore seat open, and seven candidates ran for it. Dan Koh won the Democratic nomination; Republican Micah Jones was unopposed.

MA-01 — The closest race of the night: Rep. Richard Neal held off teacher Jeromie Whalen, 53–46.

Everywhere else the incumbents held — McGovern, Trahan, Auchincloss, Clark, Pressley, Lynch and Keating all advanced. Nine incumbents were on the ballot statewide, and all nine survived.

Every Massachusetts candidate is on the site now, with who advanced and who didn't:
https://votewiser.com/2026/Candidate/MA

Next up: New Hampshire votes Tuesday, September 8, then Rhode Island on the 9th and Delaware on the 15th — the last primary before the general.

08/27/2026

Massachusetts votes this Tuesday, September 1.

It's the first of four September primaries — after this, only New Hampshire,
Rhode Island and Delaware are left before the November field is locked.

On the ballot:

🔹 U.S. Senate — Ed Markey, in the seat since 2013, faces a Democratic primary
challenge from Congressman Seth Moulton.

🔹 All 9 House districts — including MA-06, left open by Moulton's Senate run,
where 7 candidates are now competing for the seat.

We've built a free page for every candidate in the state: who they are, what
office they're seeking, and where to find their own words. No signup, no
paywall, no endorsements — just the field, laid out.

Find your district: https://votewiser.com/2026/MA/candidates

Next up: New Hampshire (Sept 8), Rhode Island (Sept 9), Delaware (Sept 15).

Massachusetts candidate and officeholder pages for 2026 on Votewiser

08/25/2026

Next up: Massachusetts votes Tuesday, September 1.

The marquee race is a Democratic Senate primary between two sitting officeholders — Sen. Ed Markey, seeking another term, and Rep. Seth Moulton, giving up his House seat to challenge him.

That choice created a second race. Moulton's MA-06 seat is now open, and six Democrats are running for it.

37 candidates in all, across the Senate race and nine House districts. See every one of them, and find your district by ZIP:

https://votewiser.com

08/25/2026

Two U.S. Senate runoffs are tomorrow.

SOUTH CAROLINA — Republican runoff
Darline Graham vs. Ralph Norman
A special election to fill the seat of the late Lindsey Graham.

OKLAHOMA — Democratic runoff
N'Kiyla Thomas vs. Jim Priest
An open seat, with no incumbent running.

Both winners go on the November 3 ballot.

Polls are open tomorrow, Tuesday, August 25. See every candidate in both races, plus who's already advanced to the general in your state:
https://votewiser.com

08/23/2026

🗳️ The 2026 primary season is almost over. What's left:

Aug 25 — South Carolina (U.S. Senate runoff: Darline Graham vs. Ralph
Norman) and Oklahoma (statewide runoff)
Sep 1 — Massachusetts
Sep 8 — New Hampshire
Sep 9 — Rhode Island
Sep 15 — Delaware, the last primary of the cycle

Then November 3 for everyone. (Except Louisiana's House seats, which
skip the primary entirely and may not be decided until December 12.)

Check your registration deadline, and find your candidates by ZIP at
votewiser.com — every candidate, no endorsements, free.

08/19/2026

🐻 Alaska's November ballot is set — and it has a problem voters need to know
about.

There were **two different men named Dan Sullivan** on the Senate ballot.

One is the sitting U.S. Senator. The other is a Republican challenger who went to
the Alaska Supreme Court in June to stay on the ballot — and finished third,
which under Alaska's rules is good enough.

Because Alaska sends the **top four** to a ranked-choice general regardless of
party, **both Sullivans are on your November ballot.** So are Mary Peltola and
David Leslie.

That's a real chance to vote for the wrong man by accident.

So we built a page for each of them — voting record, committees, bills
sponsored, news and socials. One page per person. No spin, no signup, no
fundraising ask. Just enough to tell who's who before you fill in the oval.

🗳️ The Alaska Senate field — both Sullivans included
https://votewiser.com/state/AK

🏛️ Alaska's at-large House seat — Nick Begich, Bill Hill and the rest of the top four
https://votewiser.com/district/AK/0

Not in Alaska? Put your ZIP in on the homepage and we'll take you straight to
your own district 👇
https://votewiser.com

Find your U.S. senators and representatives, track voting records, and stay informed for the 2026 elections on Votewiser.

08/19/2026

🗳️ Wyoming's November ballot is set.

Harriet Hageman gave up the state's lone House seat to run for Senate — and won
the Republican nomination. James Byrd takes the Democratic side.

That left Wyoming's only House seat wide open, and **thirteen** people went for
it. Secretary of State Chuck Gray came out on top of a nine-way Republican field.
Lisa Kinney won the Democratic nomination. Independent Daniel Workman is on the
November ballot too.

We've updated every page. See who advanced, who didn't, and — more importantly —
what the ones still standing have actually done. Voting records, committee
assignments, bills sponsored, news and socials. One page per candidate. No spin,
no signup, no fundraising ask.

🦬 Wyoming's Senate race
https://votewiser.com/state/WY

🏛️ The wide-open House seat — all 13 who ran
https://votewiser.com/district/WY/0

Not in Wyoming? Put your ZIP in on the homepage and we'll take you straight to
your own district 👇
https://votewiser.com

Find your U.S. senators and representatives, track voting records, and stay informed for the 2026 elections on Votewiser.

07/27/2026

We want to send out a friendly but important reminder that the SD Primaries take place tomorrow.

To help voters make an informed decision, we recommend reviewing the profiles of all candidates here: 🔗 votewiser.com/2026/Candidate…

Please take a moment to review the information and plan to cast your vote tomorrow! Democracy thrives on participation.