By Daniela Allee | November 4, 2020

Representative Annie Kuster has won a fifth term in Congress, defeating Republican Steve Negron by a nearly 14 point margin as of 1 a.m Wednesday morning.

By Mark Hayward and Paul Feely | Nov 3, 2020

Voters favored the incumbents in New Hampshire's congressional delegation, with all three Democrats up for reelection topping their Republican challengers.

By Tony Schinella | November 3, 2020

CONCORD, NH — Incumbents Gov. Chris Sununu, R-Newfields, U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, and U.S. Rep. Ann McLane Kuster, D-NH, easily cruised to victory Tuesday as voters across the state chose to split their tickets — sending two of the three federal Democrats back to their positions and Washington and the state's Republican governor back to the corner office.

By Christine McCarthy | November 2, 2020

NASHUA, N.H. — New Hampshire Democrats running for office held an election eve rally in Manchester, pushing for Granite Staters to cast their ballots Tuesday.

By Dean Shalhoup | Oct 31, 2020

District 13 state Sen. Cindy Rosenwald, one of several speakers who braved Wednesday’s rainy weather to reflect on women’s suffrage, the women’s-voting-rights movement that became law 100 years ago.

By Sentinel Staff | October 31, 2020

N.H. Rep. John Mann, D-Alstead, and Cheshire County Sheriff Eli Rivera are among New Hampshire veterans supporting U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster for re-election.

Anika CLARK | Oct 30, 2020

N.H. Sens. Jeanne Dietsch, D-Peterborough, and Melanie Levesque, a Brookline Democrat whose district includes Rindge, are among those endorsing Congresswoman Annie Kuster for re-election.

By Anika CLARK | Oct 30, 2020

NARAL Pro-Choice America and the Planned Parenthood Action Fund are both supporting U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster’s bid for re-election, according to a news release from Kuster’s campaign.

By Sylvia B. Larsen | October 30, 2020

We need to elect leaders willing to work and compromise for the common good. Yet the current political climate demonizes those who refuse to wear the political straitjacket of partisan politics.

By Sentinel Staff | October 29, 2020

Win the Era, a political action committee founded by former 2020 presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg, has endorsed Suzanne M. Prentiss for the N.H. Senate and U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster for re-election in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District.

By Staff | Oct 28, 2020

BERLIN — Mayor Paul Grenier recently announced that he is endorsing incumbent U.S. Sen. Annie Kuster for re-election, as well as incumbent Executive Councilor Mike Cryans for re-election and Susan Ford for election to state Senate from District 1.

By Dave Kovaleski | October 28, 2020

A bill introduced in Congress this week looks to advance the research and development of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) technology.

By John Corrigan | October 27, 2020

As a volunteer political activist in the coordinated campaign of the New Hampshire Democrats, I have knocked on doors in Concord’s Ward 1, Penacook, through many election cycles.

By Staff | Oct 26, 2020

AMHERST – U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster met with business owners in Amherst and Milford to discuss the impact of COVID-19 on their operations, and how the government can support them.

By Charlie Mooskian | October 24, 2020

As a veteran, standing up for the men and women who serve in uniform is very personal to me.

By PHILIP STOCKWELL | October 24, 2020

I’m proud to support Annie Kuster for re-election to Congress because she has consistently stood up for veterans like me in New Hampshire.

By Monica A. Ciofli | October 24, 2020

I have known Annie Kuster for decades. She is one of the most sensitive extroverts I’ve ever known.

By Stephen Brown | October 24, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic has put a serious strain on our communities across New Hampshire.

By Matt Leighton | October 23, 2020

HOPKINTON, N.H. —New Hampshire Democratic Rep. Annie Kuster is looking to be re-elected for a fifth term representing the state's 2nd Congressional District in Washington.

After the debate, Democratic Rep. Annie Kuster shared her thoughts on her performance and answered questions about going against her party on House votes, how 2020 has changed the campaign and the divisiveness in the country.