Do you care about the cost of housing, childcare, and property taxes in New Hampshire? Do you want to support candidates who led the way in cutting red tape without wasting taxpayer dollars? Enter your address below now to get affordability ratings on all your November 2026 state house and senate candidates.
How It Works
Incumbent senators and representatives receive an affordability rating based on how they voted on 2025-26 bills to increase the supply of housing and childcare and to let us vote in November on a property tax cap. Boosting the supply of housing and childcare will reduce their cost. The property tax cap is an opportunity to reduce the cost of property taxes. A real affordability agenda includes all three elements.
When bills didn’t get a roll-call vote, we use bill sponsorships to award points to pro-affordability legislators. Legislators with a consistent pro-affordability record are awarded the title “Affordability Champion.” Legislators with a consistent anti-affordability record are awarded the title “Affordability Adversary.” Legislators with a mixed record are considered “Affordability Neutral.” Non-legislators are listed as “Not rated.” You can click a drop-down to see how each legislator voted on every affordability bill in the session.
See the bills we rated here, and see the top-scoring and bottom-scoring legislators here.
Will you vote your wallet on November 3rd?