Voting is now underway! We currently have over 16,000 students in schools and other locations across New Hampshire who will be voting. We will be reporting results on Friday, November 1. We hope to have the state results up before noon.
Ballots, I Voted stickers and some promotional materials are available online. Ballots have been updated to include Presidential candidates Jill Stein (Green Party) and Chase Oliver (Libertarian Party). The local sample ballots from the New Hampshire Secretary of State (SOS) are available. Remember, if you use the sample ballots for the SOS, you will only report results for the Presidential, Gubernatorial, and Congressional races to the Mock Election.
I Voted stickers have been sent to all schools that registered on or before September 25. Additional stickers were sent out to schools on October 22. You will also find templates for the stickers here. They print on Avery Label 5293.
You will find more election resources and information at the NHPBS NH Votes website!
The NH Student Mock Election gives New Hampshire students in grades K-12 the opportunity to participate in the electoral process by researching and then voting for candidates for U.S. President, NH Governor, and U.S. House candidates for District One or District Two. The NH student mock Election is a great way to engage young people in the electoral process and encourage civic engagement.
Elections are coordinated locally and can be as simple or as elaborate as desired by individual locations. Some schools invite local election officials to help coordinate voting, some schools have voting take place in individual classrooms, and other schools set up voting stations in a central location. Some libraries have a ballot box and paper ballots available, others set up an online voting station. However voting is set, NH Student Mock Election voting will occur from October 28-31, 2024 and results will be announced on Friday, November 1. You will find downloadable paper ballots at this site as well as links to online voting. Online voting can be done on computers or handheld devices. We will collect and tabulate votes on October 31 and report the results on November 1.
SAUs, districts, schools, classes, groups, and homeschools can all register to vote. Groups can include after-school programs, libraries, Boy Scout troops, Girl Scout troops, Boys and Girls Club groups, and other organizations that work with young people. REGISTER NOW