DNC Announces Investment in New Hampshire to Support Early Organizing Efforts Ahead of 2025 and 2026 Elections Arrow

Today, the DNC announced a new investment to turbocharge the New Hampshire Democratic Party's early organizing efforts ahead of key 2025 municipal elections and the 2026 midterms.

While Republicans are clearly on defense, Democrats are on offense in New Hampshire as we work to make sure Granite Staters know the real-world impact of Donald Trump and New Hampshire Republicans' deeply unpopular agenda, including Trump's Big Ugly Bill that kicks 32,000 Granite Staters off their health insurance. Trump's tariffs are also hurting New Hampshire's small businesses and raising costs for Granite State families, from their electricity costs to the cost of groceries and gas.

Today's five-figure investment comes on top of the historic $1 million a month DNC Chair Ken Martin is sending to state parties across the country to build campaign infrastructure and on-the-ground organizing early. Every election matters, and the DNC is working tirelessly to win across the map.

The DNC's investment will support the New Hampshire Democratic Party, including by:

• Hiring organizing staff to support on-the-ground early organizing efforts.
• Turbocharging volunteer organizing efforts.
• Freeing up funds for paid programming, like direct mail, and digital and TV ads.

DNC Chair Ken Martin issued the following statement:

"New Hampshire Republicans have cheered on Donald Trump as he rips away health care for thousands of Granite Staters and raises costs across the board, from grocery bills to gas and electricity costs. The DNC won't stand idly by as Republicans tear away at New Hampshire's middle class. Every election matters, and that's why we are investing early into the New Hampshire Democratic Party to ensure we win critical municipal elections this November and build campaign infrastructure as we gear up for the 2026 midterms."