Where They Stand

Get caught up on where the top-of-the-ballot candidates stand on issues that matter to Granite Staters, such as housing, abortion, immigration, and addiction.

Neither Joyce Craig nor Kelly Ayotte has released a detailed plan for addressing substance use, though they have outlined some policy ideas.

Kelly Ayotte and Joyce Craig come to the campaign with contrasting visions for what role the state should play in abortion access.

As New Hampshire faces a shortfall in affordable housing, candidates for governor promise action but fixes are complicated.

Though climate has taken a back seat during this election cycle, the cost of energy has become a battleground for incumbent Gov. Chris Sununu and his challenger, state Sen. Tom Sherman.

Gov. Chris Sununu is touting his handling of tax policy and regulation during his six years in office. State Sen. Tom Sherman says property taxes remain too high.

Republican incumbent Gov. Chris Sununu and Democratic state Sen. Tom Sherman both say New Hampshire needs to update how it funds public schools. But they differ on laws governing school choice and curriculum.

When it comes to immigration policy, Sen. Maggie Hassan and her challenger Don Bolduc have some similar ideas, including more Border Patrol agents at the Mexican border.

Both candidates describe themselves as pro-choice. But they differ on some key points at a time when the shifting national landscape around abortion has put reproductive rights center stage.

Many of the Democratic presidential candidates will be in Concord Wednesday for a marathon town hall on climate change.The day-long forum focuses on young…