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What changed near you: New Hampshire
The Nov 3, 2026 results, the data center projects in New Hampshire and where your officials stand. Results are unofficial until New Hampshire certifies them.
New officials after Nov 3
Races for governor, U.S. Senate and U.S. House only. Other statewide offices, such as lieutenant governor, are not included. Each race links to its AP call.
- Chris Pappas D won the U.S. Senate race and joins the Senate in January 2027. Called by AP, source.
- Stefany Shaheen D won the U.S. House race in NH-1 and joins the House in January 2027. Called by AP, source.
Data center projects in New Hampshire
20 tracked projects, cancelled projects excluded. See every site and county · See them on the map
Where the incoming officials stand
- Democrat (D)
- Republican (R)
- Independent (I)
- Party not listed
Chris Pappas D U.S. Senator-elect · 20 sites
"Opposing big data centers that harm our communities and our well-being." source
Stefany Shaheen D U.S. Representative-elect, NH-1 · 13 sites
"We cannot allow data centers to drain or pollute our water resources, contaminate our air with diesel exhaust, and hike up utility bills for hardworking families for the benefit of the AI and crypto industries." source
Where your current officials stand
Kelly Ayotte R Governor · 20 sites
No public statement on data centers found yet.
Jeanne Shaheen D U.S. Senator · 20 sites
No public statement on data centers found yet.
Margaret Wood Hassan D U.S. Senator · 20 sites
No public statement on data centers found yet.
Chris Pappas D U.S. Representative, NH-1 · 13 sites
"Opposing big data centers that harm our communities and our well-being." source
Maggie Goodlander D U.S. Representative, NH-2 · 7 sites
No public statement on data centers found yet.