With the New Hampshire state primary election concluded, voters are now preparing for the general election on November 5, 2024. It is vital to know where candidates stand on union rights and labor protections.
Below are the candidates who will appear on your county/district ballot for the general election. Learn their positions on union issues!
State Races
| Position | Democrat | Republican |
|---|---|---|
| Governor | Joyce Craig | Kelly Ayotte |
| Executive Council District 1 | Emmett Soldati | Joseph Kenney |
| Executive Council District 2 | Karen Liot Hill | Kim Strathdee |
| Executive Council District 3 | Jon Morgan | Janet Stevens |
| Executive Council District 4 | James O'Connell | John Stephen |
| Executive Council District 5 | Melanie Levesque | Dave Wheeler |
National Races
| Position | Democrat | Republican |
|---|---|---|
| U.S. House 1st District | Chris Pappas | Russell Prescott |
| U.S. House 2nd District | Maggie Goodlander | Lily Tang Williams |
Click here to see NH State Senate candidatesIn New Hampshire, where "right-to-work" legislation is a recurring debate, it is crucial for voters who support unions to stay informed about candidates' labor rights stances. Historically, states with "right-to-work" laws have seen lower wages and reduced worker benefits (Bureau of Labor Statistics).
Will your candidate support collective bargaining, fair wages, and worker protections? According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, union members in New Hampshire earn 11% more than their non-union counterparts.
Follow this link to see how candidates voted on recent "right-to-work" legislation.
Your vote in the general election on November 5, 2024, will shape the future of unions in New Hampshire. Be informed and vote accordingly!