U.S. House · New Hampshire's 1st District

Eastern New Hampshire, including Manchester, Portsmouth and Rochester.

General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

✓ Fact-checked 2026-09-25: 12 claims re-checked against their sources · 2 corrected · 0 removed

A second, independent research pass re-opened every cited source for this race and corrected or removed anything the source didn’t support.

  • Corrected Shaheen's ballotNote: the Sept. 8 Democratic primary had nine candidates on the ballot (not five) — Shaheen (37.2%), Sullivan (34.9%), Beriont (22.0%), and six others including two who unofficially withdrew.
  • DiLorenzo's summary/background cited s1 (Stefany Shaheen's Ballotpedia page), which does not contain his biographical information. Added his own Ballotpedia profile as a new source (s3) and re-cited his claims to it; confirmed the 'Key Auto Group' business-owner fact is accurate there.

On the ballot · 2 candidates

Where they stand — side by side

Only positions documented in a cited source are shown. Where an officeholder’s recorded votes speak to an issue, the votes set the position (marked “votes”). A dash means we found no clear public position — not that the candidate has none.

ISSUEStefany Shaheen
D
Anthony DiLorenzo
R
Expand immigration enforcement and deportationsOpposes[2]—
Loosen zoning rules to build more housingSupports[2]—
Expand public health coverageSupports[2]—
Broad tariffs on imported goodsOpposes[2]—

The candidates, in full

Stefany Shaheen

DFormer Portsmouth, NH City Councilor and Chair of the Portsmouth Police Commission

Won the September 8, 2026 Democratic primary with 37.2% of the vote in a nine-candidate field.

Stefany Shaheen is the Democratic nominee for New Hampshire's open 1st Congressional District. She is a health care advocate, entrepreneur and author who served on the Portsmouth City Council and chaired the Portsmouth Police Commission; she is the daughter of retiring Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.[1]

Basic profile — the most important sourced facts we found.

Positions on the issues

  • SupportsExpand public health coverage

    Says she supports Medicare for All and a public option, and wants to break up health care corporate monopolies and let Medicare negotiate lower drug prices.[2]

  • OpposesBroad tariffs on imported goods

    Calls for rolling back tariffs she describes as illegal and refunding the money they cost small businesses.[2]

  • SupportsLoosen zoning rules to build more housing

    Calls for cutting red tape that prevents construction of new affordable housing and investing in the skilled trades to build homes faster.[2]

  • OpposesExpand immigration enforcement and deportations

    Calls for overhauling ICE, including body cameras, a ban on masks, ending warrantless searches, and ending raids in schools, churches and hospitals.[2]

In their words — priorities

  • Health care: says corporate monopolies and Wall Street investors have driven up health care costs, and says she supports Medicare for All and a public option while pursuing near-term steps such as breaking up health care monopolies and lowering prescription drug prices.[2]
  • Affordability: opposes tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, saying they have raised costs for small businesses and consumers, and calls for refunding revenue collected from tariffs the Supreme Court found illegal.[2]
  • Housing: says investor purchases of homes and tax breaks for hedge funds and private equity firms are driving up housing costs, and calls for ending those tax breaks and expanding support for first-time homebuyers.[2]

Background

  • Career experience includes working as a health care advocate, entrepreneur, and author.[1]
  • Served as a Portsmouth, New Hampshire City Councilor and as Chair of the Portsmouth Police Commission.[1]
  • Grew up in New Hampshire, raised her family there, and built a small business.[2]

Campaign money

Raised $2.4M · spent $1.8M · $604K cash on hand (through 2026-08-19) FEC filing ↗

Anthony DiLorenzo

R

Won the September 8, 2026 Republican primary.

Anthony DiLorenzo is the Republican nominee for New Hampshire's open 1st Congressional District. He is a business owner with Key Auto Group.[3]

Little public record found for this candidate.

Background

  • Career experience includes working as a business owner with Key Auto Group.[3]

Campaign money

Raised $2.5M · spent $2.3M · $189K cash on hand (through 2026-08-19) FEC filing ↗

Research notes & limits

Basic-tier research. Anthony DiLorenzo's public record is limited; his campaign website returned no content when fetched.

Sources · 3

Researched 2026-09-25. Green citations are official government records.

  1. 1.Stefany Shaheen · Ballotpedia Reference
  2. 2.Stefany's Priorities · Stefany Shaheen for Congress Candidate's own words
  3. 3.Anthony DiLorenzo · Ballotpedia Reference