Federal, State, and County Offices:Tuesday, September 8, 2026 PrimaryTuesday, November 3, 2026 General ElectionWolfeboro and Governor Wentworth Regional School District (GWRSD) Offices: March, 2027Mail-in Voting:Contact the Wolfeboro Town Clerks Office to request a Mail-in Ballot. Application forms shall be received or postmarked within 6 months of the election for which the absentee ballot is being requested.Note: (Town Election Absentee Ballot only) Be sure to check off that you are requesting a Town Election and School Election absentee ballot when you apply. The Town and School District are separate ballots.

Sample ballot for the Tuesday, November 3, 2026, General Election is available below. Sample ballots for all NH municipalities are available on the NH Secretary of State's election site. In upcoming Primary and General Elections in 2026, Wolfeboro residents will be voting in Federal, State, County District races.Federal U.S. Senator U.S. RepresentativeState Governor Executive Council State Senator State Representatives (2 will be elected)County Sheriff County Attorney Treasurer Register of Deeds Register of Probate County Commissioner District Delegate to State Convention (Republican primary only)In March, 2027, Wolfeboro residents will be voting in Town and Governor Wentworth Regional School District (GWRSD) racesWolfeboro Town Select Board Members whose term ends in 2027 Town Clerk Town Moderator Trustee/Committee/Commission/Board Members whose terms end in 2027 Warrant Articles approved at the Feb Town Deliberation SessionGovernor Wentworth Regional School District School Board Members whose terms end in 2027

Detailed background and issue positions on the candidates are available at Citizens Count's Voter Information page.Citizens Count is a nonprofit that provides the people of New Hampshire with the tools and information they need to make a difference. They offer detailed background and issue positions on the candidates based on their response to the Citizens Count Issue Survey. Citizens Count researched background and positions for all non-responsive candidates.Information on NH 2026 Elections is also available on Ballotopedia's NH elections, 2026. Click on the More Information link for a particular office for information on the individual candidates. Ballotopedia is a non-profit not affiliated with candidates or campaigns. According to its site: "Ballotpedia is the digital encyclopedia of American politics, and the nation’s premier resource for unbiased information on elections, politics, and policy. We provide our readers curated content on all levels of U.S. politics that is relevant, reliable, and available for all. In addition, Ballotpedia’s policy content and assets are a gateway to learning about public policy and an unparalleled resource for clear, comprehensive, and factual information on key policy areas. We are firmly committed to neutrality in all our content."

There are two ballot measures on the November 3, 2026 ballot:“Are you in favor of eliminating the office of register of probate..." A question relating to constitutional amendments proposed by the 2026 general court."Shall the Town of WOLFEBORO limit property tax growth for GOVERNOR WENTWORTH REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT (SAU #49) under RSA 32:5-i? If adopted for a two-year period: (1) the local property tax levy may not grow beyond the prior year’s amount, adjusted for inflation and new construction; (2) SAU central office spending may not exceed 6 percent of total school district appropriations; and (3) bonded capital costs are excluded from both limits. These caps apply only to administrative operations of the SAU central office and do not affect classroom instruction, school-based services, or other municipal expenditures. These limits may be overridden as provided in RSA 32:5-i. Adoption requires a three-fifths (3/5) majority vote.”More InformationBallot measure 1 is The New Hampshire Eliminate Office of Register of Probate Amendment (2026). It is on the ballot in New Hampshire as a legislatively referred constitutional amendment on November 3, 2026. More information on this ballot measure is available on Ballotopedia.org Ballot measure 2 is a statutory question required by HB 1300, Chapter 324, 2026 More information on this ballot measure is available from: New Hampshire Public Radio

Voting on election day is at: Wolfeboro Town Hall 84 S Main StreetWolfeboro, New Hampshire 03894Contact the Wolfeboro Town Clerks Office to request a Mail-in Ballot. Application forms shall be received or postmarked within 6 months of the election for which the absentee ballot is being requested.Note: (Town Election Absentee Ballot only) Be sure to check off that you are requesting a Town Election and School Election absentee ballot when you apply. The Town and School District are separate ballots.

All registered voters in New Hampshire are required to show proof of their identification at their polling location to receive a ballot and vote. Registered voters do not need to bring proof of age, domicile, or U.S. citizenship with them to the polls to vote. This proof is only required when registering to vote in New Hampshire. Source: NH Secretary of State: Election Day Voting See the NH Secretary of State's web page on Election Day Voting for a list of acceptable types of identification.

You can register to vote in local, state, and federal elections in New Hampshire if you are: A United States citizen; At least 18 years old on election day; A resident in the town/city ward you seek to register in.  There is no minimum period you are required to have lived in your community before registering.

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