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AFT-NH 2026 ENDORSED CANDIDATES

After careful consideration of the candidates for the November 2026 election, AFT-NH has released its list of endorsements. We encourage full participation in the election so your voice can be heard. Voting is a personal choice, and we respect each member’s opinion and vote.

AFT-NH endorses the following candidates because they share our CORE VALUES.

  • Support the right of workers to organize and collectively bargain.
  • Support keeping public money in public schools and oppose school vouchers.
  • Support strong public services.
  • Support academic freedom and oppose censorship in Pre-K-12 and our universities.

You can see the full list here: 

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AFT-NH Endorsement Process 09-16-2026

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STATEMENT

CONCORD, N.H.— AFT-NH President Deb Howes released the following statement:

"AFT-NH is pleased to see Granite Stater parents stepping up to challenge this confusing and misleading ballot question," said AFT-NH President Deb Howes. "This lawsuit raises important questions about a proposal that would limit local communities' ability to invest in their public schools while the state continues to fall short of its responsibility to adequately fund education.

"School costs do not disappear under spending caps. Students pay the price through fewer opportunities, reduced services, and cuts to the

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STATEMENT

State's Effort to Overturn Claremont Will Harm Students, Communities, and Taxpayers

AFT-NH President Deb Howes released the following statement: 

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STATEMENT

AFT-New Hampshire Condemns Signing of HB 1300 as Threat to Students, Local Control, and Public Education

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AFT-NH Endorsement Process Deadline August 7, 2026

AFT-NH is looking to endorse candidates who are champions for our public schools, teachers, paraeducators, school staff, university faculty, lecturers, students, and public employees. 


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