New Hampshire Journal

The NHJournal podcast has the final days of the 2026 midterms covered from top to bottom! UNH professor Dante Scala watches NH politics from his ivory tower, surrounded by polls, data and political theory. Veteran campaign pro Chuck McGee operates down at the grassroots, with towers of political mail and hundreds of campaign text messages at his fingertips. Together they give you a look into what's likely to happen Tuesday that you can't find anywhere else! Hosted by Michael Graham of N...

While many political observers see another 2006 blue wave on the horizon, GOP campaign veterans Dave Carney and Greg Moore don't agree -- particularly for the NHGOP. From the quality of candidates to the cash advantage for Republicans, Carney and Moore make their case for why Election Day will not be the GOP disaster many are predicting. Then NHJournal's political reporter Leonard Robinson shares his story of being blocked from reporting on Kamala Harris' campaign appearance in the Gra...

Love 'em or hate 'em, political ads are everywhere in New Hampshire right now, and comms expert Scott Spradling joins the podcast for another round of campaign ad reviews. The 'Bleep' ad? Kelly & Joe 2.0? The ad Cinde Warmington wants the Attorney General to take down? They're all reviewed here! Then a conversation with NH-02 GOP nominee Lily Tang Williams fresh off her first debate with Rep. Maggie Goodlander. It's all on the NHJournal podcast, made possible by listeners like you (...

Twenty years after a Democratic wave swept both of New Hampshire's Republicans out of Congress and the NHGOP out of power in Concord, veterans of that election cycle see familiar warning signs heading into November. Former Rep. Jeb Bradley, former NHGOP chair Fergus Cullen and NHGOP operative Jeff Grappone debate and discuss. Sponsored by Perfect Smiles of Nashua. Enjoy the podcast? Please support NHJournal's independent journalism by clicking here.

You've got questions about polling? Spencer Kimball, director of Emerson College Polling, has answers. Is polling in a crisis? How should you use the results? What they can-- and can't -- tell you about the state of the NH elections? It's all here in the podcast. PLUS: A round of rank punditry with UNH political science professor Dante Scala. Is 2026 shaping up to be another 2018 or -- worse for NHGOP -- 2006? Hosted by NHJournal's Michael Graham. Sponsored by Perfect Smiles of Nashua. ...