The primaries are past and it’s time to gear up for November! Check out our new 2026 Midterm Election website pages for resources and actions to take between now and Election Day!
We are working hard to find the most important actions you can take to elect Democrats up and down the ballot, and we’ll be updating you regularly. Kent Street Coalition is asking you to commit to three things:
- Check your voter registration, and register if you haven’t already.
- Commit to taking action to turn out as many voters as we can–whether that’s through canvassing, volunteering at the polls, or supporting your local candidates.
- Spread the word! Inspire others to vote and to take action with you!
Visit our Midterm Hub for Election Resources and Actions. Fill out our election action form to receive emails with only the actions most important or interesting to you:
Critical Action
Join Kent Streeters and volunteers across New Hampshire to help turn out voters for the midterms. Get out the vote phone banking, text banking, and canvassing with our partners at Organize NH is low-pressure and non-confrontational: you are asking voters if they have a plan to vote, providing resources, and asking them if they plan to vote for Democrats.
Sign up for training, for a canvass or for phone and text banking today! Use the interest form to request more information from Organize NH. Organize NH often coordinates with local town Democratic committees, so you can also start there. Find your local committee here.
Governor’s Race
Remember the last time Democrats held the New Hampshire House and Senate? Governor Sununu vetoed more than 50 bills that Democrats passed in the legislature, preventing them from becoming law. Let’s make sure that doesn’t happen again by showing Governor Ayotte the door and electing Cinde Warmington.
Read Louise’s full Statement on the importance of electing a Democrat to the corner office.
❗Fun Fact: Cinde Warmington had more votes than Kelly Ayotte in the September 8 primary, although both were running unopposed. This race is winnable.
If you haven’t already, be sure to follow Louise’s advice and sign up to volunteer with Team Cinde Warmington today. It’s on all of us to help rid the Corner Office of Kelly Ayotte and elect Cinde as our next Governor.
School Budget Cap Ballot Question is on the Ballot!
Vote NO On School Budget Cap Ballot Question
School Budget Cap Ballot Question is on the Ballot!
On September 16th, Merrimack County Superior Court Judge Daniel St. Hilaire dismissed a lawsuit that argued against the ballot question to impose school budget caps across the state (an emergency appeal to the NH Supreme Court was also denied the following day). Although New Hampshire is not a referendum state, this back-door attempt to unconstitutionally circumvent legislative and electoral process comes after almost all school districts who had budget cap proposals on their warrants this spring and last year saw them defeated. In response, Majority Leader Jason Osborne told the NH Journal, “Perhaps, if [local voters] are unwilling to cap themselves, the state will step in and cap local taxes for them.” Which is exactly what this ballot question will do.
In light of this decision, we encourage you to read this Perspectives piece from August 23rd by Representative Eileen Kelly that forcefully makes the case this ballot question is unconstitutional, in addition to being deceptive and confusing. Please read it again, and use these arguments to inform your family, friends, and neighbors about this latest attempt by the NH GOP/Free State agenda to take away local control and defund our public schools!
Vote NO on the school budget cap ballot question.
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