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Strafford & Rockingham County 4-H 2026 Favorite Fall Foods Festival, Cooperative Extension
Strafford & Rockingham County 4-H 2026 Favorite Fall Foods Festival, Cooperative Extension
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Pappas Opens Narrow Lead Over Sununu In New Hampshire Senate Race, Race For Governor Tightens 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
Pappas Opens Narrow Lead Over Sununu In New Hampshire Senate Race, Race For Governor Tightens 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Democrat Chris Pappas has a narrow lead over Republican John E. Sununu in the race for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire. In the races for Congress, incumbent Democrat Maggie Goodlander holds a comfortable lead over Republican Lily Tang Williams in CD2, while Democrat Stefany Shaheen and Republican Anthony DiLorenzo are statistically tied in CD1. In the race for governor, incumbent Republican Kelly Ayotte is statistically tied with Democrat Cinde Warmington. A slim majority approve of Ayotte's handling of her job as governor. A plurality support a proposal capping local education spending. Granite Staters are concerned about the trade standoff between …
Lamont Leads In Re-Election Bid For Connecticut Governor; Residents Favor "No Excuse" Absentee Voting 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
Lamont Leads In Re-Election Bid For Connecticut Governor; Residents Favor "No Excuse" Absentee Voting 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Incumbent Democratic Governor Ned Lamont continues to lead the Republican challenger, State Senator Ryan Fazio, in the race for governor of Connecticut. Approval of Lamont's performance in office has increased since August, fueled by an increase in approval among Democrats. Attorney General William Tong is comfortably ahead in his re-election bid. Most Connecticut residents disapprove of President Trump's handling of trade negotiations with Canada and are concerned about ongoing issues between the two countries. Majorities support the recent adoption of "no excuse" absentee voting and changes to homeschooling regulations. A majority of state residents think prediction markets offering sports bets …
Jackson And Collins Remain Close In Maine Senate Race, Pingree Leads Charles For Governor 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
Jackson And Collins Remain Close In Maine Senate Race, Pingree Leads Charles For Governor 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Democrat Troy Jackson and Republican incumbent Susan Collins remain in a statistical tie for Maine's U.S. Senate seat, largely unchanged since July. In the races for Congress, Democrat Matthew Dunlap is statistically tied with former Governor Paul LePage, while incumbent Democrat Chellie Pingree holds a comfortable lead over Republican Ronald Russell in the 1st District. Democrat Hannah Pingree leads the race for governor over Republican Bobby Charles. Mainers largely disapprove of outgoing Governor Janet Mills' job performance. Three-quarters of Mainers are very or somewhat concerned about trade issues between the U.S. and Canada. Mainers are divided about the state's program …
Markey, Healey Favored For Re-Election In Massachusetts, Marijuana Prohibition Question Lacks Support 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
Markey, Healey Favored For Re-Election In Massachusetts, Marijuana Prohibition Question Lacks Support 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Incumbent Democrat Ed Markey holds a comfortable lead over Republican nominee John Deaton in Massachusetts's Senate race, largely unchanged since August. Incumbent Democratic Governor Maura Healey leads Republican Michael Minogue in her bid for re-election. Approval of Healey's performance as governor has increased since the summer. Massachusetts voters look set to vote "yes" on Questions 6, 7, and 4, but oppose Question 8 which would prohibit recreational use of marijuana in the commonwealth. More than three-quarters of Bay Staters disapprove of President Trump's handling of trade with Canada and are concerned about the ongoing trade strife. In the Lindsay Clancy …
Partisan Headwinds Hamper Scott In Race With Janoo For Governor Of Vermont 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
Partisan Headwinds Hamper Scott In Race With Janoo For Governor Of Vermont 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Democratic nominee for governor Amanda Janoo has increased her support significantly since winning the Democratic Primary last month and is now in a statistical tie with Republican incumbent Phil Scott. Scott's job approval rating has been declining in recent months. Democrat Molly Gray leads incumbent Republican John Rodgers in her bid to re-take her previous role as lieutenant governor of Vermont, while incumbent Democrat Becca Balint holds a comfortable lead in her bid for re-election to Congress. Vermonters support both ballot measures included on the November ballot and largely understand both measures. On state issues, a majority would support a …
Democrats Foulkes & Reed Enjoy Wide Leads In Rhode Island While Matos Embattled In Lt. Governor Race 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
Democrats Foulkes & Reed Enjoy Wide Leads In Rhode Island While Matos Embattled In Lt. Governor Race 9/24/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Democrat Helena Foulkes leads Independent Ken Block and Republican Aaron Guckian in the race for governor of Rhode Island and incumbent Democratic Senator Jack Reed holds a comfortable lead over Republican Raymond McKay in the race for Senate. The race for lieutenant governor is far closer, with incumbent Democrat Sabina Matos in a statistical tie with Republican John Loughlin. Outgoing Governor Dan McKee’s job approval continues to fall. Rhode Islanders largely oppose efforts to re-launch trucking tolls and bipartisan majorities doubt the new Washington Bridge will be open by the newly-announced scheduled date in November 2028.
Trump Approval Hits New Low In Nh; Most Believe Iran Conflict Going Poorly And Cannot Be Won 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
Trump Approval Hits New Low In Nh; Most Believe Iran Conflict Going Poorly And Cannot Be Won 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Two-thirds of New Hampshire residents disapprove of President Trump's handling of his job, the highest percentage to disapprove in either of his terms in office, and approval of his handling of the economy and foreign policy have fallen to record lows. Three-quarters believe the Iran conflict is going poorly and a majority believe the conflict cannot be won. Most favor an immediate end to the conflict even under unfavorable terms or without an agreement. New Hampshire residents remain split about the seriousness of voter fraud in the country, but most think it is not a serious problem in New Hampshire.
Most Vermonters See Iran Conflict Going Poorly For U.S., Want Quick End However Possible 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
Most Vermonters See Iran Conflict Going Poorly For U.S., Want Quick End However Possible 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Four in five Vermont residents believe the conflict with Iran is going poorly for the United States and a majority favor an end to the conflict even on unfavorable terms. Twenty-five years later, six in ten Vermonters, particularly socialists and conservatives, believe the government is withholding important information about the 9/11 attacks, but Vermont residents are more concerned currently about domestic terror attacks than foreign ones. Most Vermonters believe voter fraud is not serious in the country or state. Approval of President Trump is very low, and approval of his handling of the economy and foreign policy have hit low …
Mainers Concerned About Voter Fraud; Approval Of Trump Slips 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
Mainers Concerned About Voter Fraud; Approval Of Trump Slips 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Nearly half of Maine residents and nearly all Republicans in the state say that voter fraud is very or somewhat serious in the country and more than one-third believe non-citizens voting, mail-in or absentee vote fraud, and voter impersonation occur frequently in the country. Slightly fewer believe the issue is serious in Maine itself. Net approval of President Trump's handling of the economy and foreign policy have fallen to their lowest points in Trump's second term. More than two-thirds say the conflict with Iran is going poorly but Mainers are divided on the path forward, with Democrats favoring a quick …
Record Low Approval Of Trump In Massachusetts As Bay Staters See Iran Conflict As Not Worthwhile 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
Record Low Approval Of Trump In Massachusetts As Bay Staters See Iran Conflict As Not Worthwhile 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Nearly three-quarters of Massachusetts residents disapprove of President Trump's job performance, a low point in his second term. Most Bay Staters believe the Iran conflict is not worth fighting, similar to results concerning whether it was worthwhile to fight the Vietnam War. Most believe the conflict is going poorly and are eager for an agreement to end it, even if it includes unfavorable terms for the U.S. Following the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, many in Massachusetts of all political affiliations believe the government is hiding important information about it. Four in ten residents believe voter fraud is …
Rhode Islanders Give Trump Low Rating, Think Iran Conflict Going Poorly 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
Rhode Islanders Give Trump Low Rating, Think Iran Conflict Going Poorly 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
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More than two-thirds of Rhode Island residents believe the conflict with Iran is going poorly for the United States and just over half favor a negotiated end to the conflict even with unfavorable terms or a unilateral exit. Twenty-five years after the 9/11 attacks, more than half of Rhode Islanders believe the U.S. government is hiding information about the attacks. More than one-third of state residents believe voter fraud is very or somewhat serious in the state and believe non-citizens voting and fraudulent mail-in voting occurs frequently. Approve of President Trump's handling of his job remains low in the state.
Bipartisan Majorities In Connecticut Say Iran Conflict Going Poorly, Approval Of Trump Hits New Low 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
Bipartisan Majorities In Connecticut Say Iran Conflict Going Poorly, Approval Of Trump Hits New Low 9/23/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Nearly all Democrats and more than half of Independents and Republicans in Connecticut think the conflict with Iran is going poorly and three in five think the U.S. cannot win. Approval of President Trump's job performance has fallen to a new low in Connecticut. Connecticut residents are more likely than other New Englanders to believe the government is hiding information about the September 11th attacks but are more concerned about domestic terror attacks than foreign ones. A majority of Connecticut residents believe voter fraud is not a serious issue in the country and are even less concerned about it in …
Financial Pessimism Abounds In Connecticut Amid Widespread Opposition To Tariffs 9/9/2026, Unh Survey Center
Financial Pessimism Abounds In Connecticut Amid Widespread Opposition To Tariffs 9/9/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Half of Connecticut residents say they are worse off financially than a year ago, particularly those with lower incomes, and four in ten expect to be worse off a year from now. Most say their cost of living has increased in the past year, especially groceries, gasoline, and energy. State residents are downbeat about the short and long-term futures of the state and national economies, with majorities expecting a recession within the next year in both economies. A majority of Connecticut residents disapprove of President Trump's use of tariffs and believe they will have a negative effect on the U.S. …
Bay Staters Say Cost Of Living Has Increased In Past Year, Nearly Half Feel Worse Off Financially 9/3/2026, Unh Survey Center
Bay Staters Say Cost Of Living Has Increased In Past Year, Nearly Half Feel Worse Off Financially 9/3/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Nearly half of Massachusetts residents feel worse off financially than a year ago and expect to be doing about the same a year from now. Those with lower incomes are twice as likely as those with the highest incomes to feel worse off financially than a year ago. Most Bay Staters say their cost of living has increased in the past year, especially groceries, gasoline, and energy. Four in five expect tariffs to cause prices to increase and two-thirds disapprove of President Trump's use of tariffs. A majority of Bay Staters expect a recession within the next year and nearly …
Rhode Islanders Gloomy Over Personal Finances, National & State Economies 9/3/2026, Unh Survey Center
Rhode Islanders Gloomy Over Personal Finances, National & State Economies 9/3/2026, Unh Survey Center
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The percentage of Rhode Islanders who feel better off financially than they were a year ago and expect to be better off a year from now continues to fall. Half of state residents envision bad times for the national and state economies over the next year. Most Rhode Islanders say their cost of living has increased in the past year, particularly those with the highest incomes. Groceries, gasoline, and energy are mentioned by three-quarters or more as areas where they have seen notable increases. A majority in Rhode Island expect tariffs to cause prices to increase and disapprove of President …
Granite Staters Disapprove Of Trump's Tariffs, Think They Will Increase Cost Of Living 9/3/2026, Unh Survey Center
Granite Staters Disapprove Of Trump's Tariffs, Think They Will Increase Cost Of Living 9/3/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Pluralities of New Hampshire residents feel worse off financially than a year ago and expect to be doing about the same a year from now. More than three-quarters of Granite Staters say their cost of living has increased in the past year, especially gasoline, groceries, and energy. More than three-quarters expect tariffs to cause prices to increase and a majority disapprove of President Trump's use of them so far. Overall, Granite Staters are largely pessimistic about the wider national economy, with a majority expecting a recession within the next year, but are more ambivalent about the New Hampshire economy.
Approval Of Mckee Remains Low, Foulkes Opens Wide Lead In Democratic Rhode Island Gubernatorial Primary 8/27/2026, Unh Survey Center
Approval Of Mckee Remains Low, Foulkes Opens Wide Lead In Democratic Rhode Island Gubernatorial Primary 8/27/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Helena Foulkes has increased her lead over incumbent Dan McKee in the race for the Democratic nomination for Rhode Island Governor. Foulkes leads in general election scenarios against prospective Republican challengers Elaine Pelino and Aaron Guckian as well as Independent Ken Block, while McKee is statistically tied with Block in general election matchups. Four in five Rhode Island residents disapprove of McKee's handling of his job as governor, an all-time high, with particularly poor marks for his handling of the cost of living, roads & bridges, and housing. There are no clear leaders in the Democratic primaries for Lieutenant Governor …
Governor Lamont's Job Approval Slides In Ct But Maintains Lead Over Fazio In Bid For Re-Election 8/27/2026, Unh Survey Center
Governor Lamont's Job Approval Slides In Ct But Maintains Lead Over Fazio In Bid For Re-Election 8/27/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Incumbent Democratic Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont, fresh off a victory in the Democratic primary, leads Republican nominee Ryan Fazio in the general election. However, approval of Lamont’s performance in office has fallen to its lowest level in the past year and a half. Lamont receives low marks on his handling of the cost of living, taxes, and housing, the three most important problems facing the state. Many state residents have heard about the debate surrounding automated traffic cameras in Connecticut and a majority support a moratorium on the installation of new cameras. Most state residents support several aspects of a …
Ayotte's Approval Improves, Lead Over Warmington Grows In New Hampshire Gubernatorial Race 8/27/2026, Unh Survey Center
Ayotte's Approval Improves, Lead Over Warmington Grows In New Hampshire Gubernatorial Race 8/27/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Governor Kelly Ayotte has increased her lead in the 2026 New Hampshire gubernatorial election over presumptive Democratic nominee Cinde Warmington. Nearly all Republicans and a plurality of Independents plan to vote for Ayotte while four in five Democrats plan to vote for Warmington. Approval of Ayotte's job performance has also increased since July. Housing remains the most important problem facing New Hampshire, but the proportion of state residents who say taxes are the most important problem is at its highest point in more than two decades.
Massachusetts Governor Healey: So-So Approval Ratings, Still Favored For Re-Election 8/27/2026, Unh Survey Center
Massachusetts Governor Healey: So-So Approval Ratings, Still Favored For Re-Election 8/27/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Half of Massachusetts residents approve of incumbent Democratic Governor Maura Healey's overall job performance, but majorities disapprove of her handling of housing and the cost of living, the two most important problems cited by Massachusetts residents. However, Healey holds wide leads over both Michael Minogue, the frontrunner for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, and Brian Shortsleeve in the November general election.
Pappas Support Slides, Cd1 Primaries Down To The Wire 8/26/2026, Unh Survey Center
Pappas Support Slides, Cd1 Primaries Down To The Wire 8/26/2026, Unh Survey Center
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First District Congressman Chris Pappas remains ahead in the race for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, but Karishma Manzur continues to close the gap, fueled by strong support from socialist and younger voters. Former Senator John E. Sununu continues to lead former Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown on the Republican side and is statistically tied with Pappas in a general election matchup. In the Democratic primary in New Hampshire's First Congressional District, Maura Sullivan and Stefany Shaheen are statistically tied, followed by Carleigh Beriont. Hollie Noveletsky and Anthony DiLorenzo are also statistically tied on the Republican side. In the Second …
Markey Pulls Away From Moulton In Massachusetts Senate Democratic Primary 8/26/2026, Unh Survey Center
Markey Pulls Away From Moulton In Massachusetts Senate Democratic Primary 8/26/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Senator Ed Markey has opened a large lead over Congressman Seth Moulton in the final days of their primary campaign for U.S. Senate. Markey has consolidated his position among socialist and progressive likely Democratic primary voters, and is even with Moulton among moderates. More than half of Moulton voters cite age as the main reason for their support of Moulton, and less than half of Bay Staters overall believe Markey can serve another term at eighty years of age. Markey leads presumptive Republican nominee John Deaton in a general election matchup, while Moulton fares far worse if he were the …
Reed Retains Leads In Primary, General Election Matchups In Race For U.S. Senate From Rhode Island 8/26/2026, Unh Survey Center
Reed Retains Leads In Primary, General Election Matchups In Race For U.S. Senate From Rhode Island 8/26/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Incumbent Democratic Senator Jack Reed continues to lead challenger Connor Burbridge in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, fueled by higher support from the center-left and older voters. Reed supporters most often cite his past experience as the reason for their support, while Burbridge supporters most often mention his policies. Reed continues to hold a comfortable lead over presumptive Republican nominee Raymond McKay, who is largely unknown in the state. A majority of Rhode Islanders believe Reed is mentally and physically capable of serving another term at the current age of seventy-six.
North Country Career Expo Student Brochure, Cooperative Extension, Coos County, Ray Berthiaume
North Country Career Expo Student Brochure, Cooperative Extension, Coos County, Ray Berthiaume
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.
Plurality In Nh Oppose Restricting Birthright Citizenship, Divided On Democratic Socialists Of America 7/29/2026, Unh Survey Center
Plurality In Nh Oppose Restricting Birthright Citizenship, Divided On Democratic Socialists Of America 7/29/2026, Unh Survey Center
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In the wake of a Supreme Court decision upholding birthright citizenship, nearly half of Granite Staters oppose a proposed constitutional amendment to restrict birthright citizenship and legislation restricting the entry of pregnant foreign women into the United States. Nearly half of Granite Staters who have at least heard of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have a negative view of the group, but six in ten Democrats have a positive view. A majority of Granite Staters have a positive overall view of capitalism, while more than one-third have a positive view of socialism, particularly young people. President Trump’s job approval …
Vermonters View Socialism More Positively Than Capitalism; Trump Approval Falls To All-Time Low In Vt 7/29/2026, Unh Survey Center
Vermonters View Socialism More Positively Than Capitalism; Trump Approval Falls To All-Time Low In Vt 7/29/2026, Unh Survey Center
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Half of Vermonters have a positive overall view of socialism, while only about four in ten have a positive view of capitalism. A plurality have a positive view of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and many on the political left say a DSA endorsement would make them more likely to vote for a candidate. President Trump’s job approval rating in Vermont has fallen to its lowest point in his second term, with particularly low approval of his handling of foreign policy. Vermonters oppose a proposed constitutional amendment restricting birthright citizenship and legislation that would ban pregnant women from entering …
Approval Of Trump Inches Upward In Maine; Majority Of Democrats Have Positive View Of Democratic Socialists 7/29/2026, Unh Survey Center
Approval Of Trump Inches Upward In Maine; Majority Of Democrats Have Positive View Of Democratic Socialists 7/29/2026, Unh Survey Center
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President Donald Trump’s job approval rating has increased since May in Maine, fueled by increased approval among Republicans. A plurality of Mainers have a negative view of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) but a majority of Democrats in the state have a positive view. Three in eight Mainers have a positive view of socialism in general, including about half of those under the age of 50, while capitalism is far more popular among those aged 50 and older. Amid a Supreme Court decision upholding birthright citizenship, about half of Mainers oppose a proposed constitutional amendment to restrict birthright citizenship …
Lessons From A Medically Tailored Meals Program, Rachel Filippone, Evan England, Tyrus Parker, Harshita Sarup, Jess Carson
Lessons From A Medically Tailored Meals Program, Rachel Filippone, Evan England, Tyrus Parker, Harshita Sarup, Jess Carson
Carsey Publications
After a pilot program in 2021, the New Hampshire Food Bank launched a full medically tailored meals program in 2023, which is evaluated in this brief.
Community Business Engagement Program Report Exeter Nh July 2026, Nate Bernitz, John Christ, Patricia Prescott, Extension Community & Economic Development
Community Business Engagement Program Report Exeter Nh July 2026, Nate Bernitz, John Christ, Patricia Prescott, Extension Community & Economic Development
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.