November 2026 elections
On Tuesday, November 3, New Hampshire and Vermont will join the rest of the nation to vote for all levels of office, excluding President. Remember to plan ahead if you are considering submitting an absentee ballot by mail.
The Office of Government Relations is pleased to launch Dartmouth Health’s We Care We Vote initiative to encourage employees, visitors, and our communities to vote in the upcoming 2026 elections. This is a nonpartisan effort to encourage individuals to participate in the voting process. Dartmouth Health does not support or oppose individual candidates.
Mark your calendars. Your voice matters!
2026 Health Policy Grand Rounds
As part of We Care We Vote, we invited both Republican and Democratic candidates for certain offices to visit Dartmouth Health and participate in Health Policy Grand Rounds—either virtually or in-person. To date, the candidates below have accepted our invitation and engaged in a conversation to share their views on a range of topics and answer questions.
You can watch the recordings of these events through the links below:
- October 22: Stefany Shaheen, candidate for U.S. Representative, New Hampshire CD1
- October 21: Congressman Chris Pappas, candidate for U.S. Senate from New Hampshire
- October 20: Greater Manchester Chamber Gubernatorial Debate (Dartmouth Health was a presenting sponsor for this debate at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics)
- October 12: Executive Councilor Cinde Warmington, candidate for New Hampshire Governor
Consistent with our 501(c)(3) tax status, Dartmouth Health does not support particular candidates or recommend how people should vote. We do, however, encourage you to make your voice heard and vote.
Voting resources
- Questions for Candidates (PDF): Information and questions to help you discuss important issues with candidates for elected office
- Voting in New Hampshire fact sheet (PDF): Voting facts and answers to frequently asked questions for New Hampshire voters
- Voting in Vermont fact sheet (PDF): Voting facts and answers to frequently asked questions for Vermont voters