2026 election · U.S. Senate
2026 New Hampshire Senate race
Incumbent: Jeanne Shaheen (Democrat) — see their approval score, record, and voting history on their page.
Declared candidates
Source: FEC candidate filingsStated positions (8) ▾
- Border Security: Urges bipartisan compromise to enhance border security and avoid government shutdowns, while working with Senate colleagues on solutions to border and immigration challenges. [1][2]
- Economy & Jobs: Supports private-sector-led job creation and economic growth while emphasizing a government role in fostering entrepreneurship and innovation. [1]
- Education: Supports improving educational opportunities for all children as key to individual success and America's economic future. [1]
- Energy & Environment: Supports energy efficiency policy and comprehensive energy legislation that provides incentives and certainty for businesses to invest in clean energy. [1]
- Fiscal Responsibility: Supports fiscal responsibility through reforms across domestic spending, defense spending, mandatory spending and revenues, and opposes wasteful government spending and fraud, including in Medicare. [1]
- Health Care: Supports the Affordable Care Act and has worked to strengthen it, including securing enhanced premium tax credits to lower health insurance costs for low- and middle-income Americans. [1]
- Immigration: Supports comprehensive, bipartisan immigration reform that strengthens border security, requires employer use of E-Verify, and provides a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, while opposing legislation that reduces legal immigration. [1][2][3]
- National Security: Supports strong international alliances, a robust U.S. military, and active American global leadership grounded in diplomacy and democratic values to address 21st century threats. [1]
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