Mock Election Voting - Ballots

There are three ways to vote: online, using your state’s official paper ballot, or using New Hampshire Mock Election paper ballots.

Students should vote in either District One or District Two. Voting will be open from Monday, October 26 through Thursday, October 29.

Candidates listed on the ballots include only those who are officially registered to appear on the ballot in New Hampshire.

Individual students may vote online, and schools do not need to report online vote totals to NHPBS. If students vote using paper ballots, please email your vote totals to sadams@nhpbs.org on or before October 29.

Final results will be posted on Friday, October 31.

Online Voting

Voting Instructions
1. Enter the name of your school.
2. Enter the town or city of your school.
3. Select your grade.
4. Choose your candidates. If your candidate is not listed, you may type in a name.
5. Click on the Secret Word for Schools (It will be emailed to you in advance), if you know it!  You can still vote if you don't.
6. Click on the "VOTE NOW" button to submit your vote.

Coming Soon!

  • District One Ballot

  • District Two Ballot

NH Secretary of State – Official Ballots

NOTE: The official ballots are not available yet. Click on your city or town and then scroll down for an embedded PDF ballot. It may take a few seconds for your ballot to load. You can then print out the sample ballots for your location. Sample Ballots

NHPBS Mock Election Ballots

We will be creating a few ballots for use in the classroom, including a simplified ballot for young children with only the national candidates.

  • Picture Ballots - District One
    Ballots with pictures of the candidates.

  • Picture Ballots - District Two
    Ballots with pictures of the candidates.

  • Paper Ballots - District One
    Ballots with the candidates.
  • Paper Ballots - District Two
    Ballots with the candidates.

NHPBS Mock Election Print Materials

We have created a few different signs for you to use.