New Hampshire Question 2 Election Results for Nov. 3, 2026

New Hampshire Question 2 election results for Nov. 3, 2026

Voters in every New Hampshire community are voting on Nov. 3, 2026, on a ballot question that, if passed, would put their local school districts under a tax cap. See results here.

The Future of New Hampshire's Public Schools Is on the Ballot

Voters should reject a tax cap for New Hampshire's public schools that would threaten education and local decision-making.

The Tax Cap that Could Tank New Hampshire’s Schools

Historically hostile to its own public schools, the state legislature has issued a ballot measure that could threaten their existence.

What will the tax cap on the ballot mean for NH schools? Depends who you ask.

The cap would limit increased to local school taxes by targeting schools' administrate costs. But public officials say it could result in cuts to staff, extra-curricular activities, bus routes, and advanced classes.

UNDERWOOD: Before You Vote on the School Tax Cap

New Hampshire voters are hearing some starkly different claims about Question 2, the school property-tax cap on this November’s ballot. People who are urging you to vote no on Question 2 are mischaracterizing it as a cut to school budgets. But the question asks whether growth in the local property-taxshould be limited for two years ... Read more The post UNDERWOOD: Before You Vote on the School Tax Cap appeared first on Granite Grok.

Lebanon school board opposes NH tax-cap ballot question over classroom impact wording

Lebanon and Plainfield school boards voted to oppose a statewide ballot question that would cap school property tax growth, saying the official wording — that the caps “do not affect classroom instruction” — is misleading and could force cuts to staff and programs.