La Comunidad del Estado del Granito
We are the New Hampshire Latino Dems! Bienvenido!
Nuestra Misión
An official constituency caucus of the NH Democratic Party, the NH Latino Dems work to ensure that Latino community members are well-informed and participating actively in the civic and political process across the Granite State.
Join Our Community
As an official constituency caucus of the New Hampshire Democratic Party, all members must be registered Democrats. But we know that can be a little tricky when you’re a caucus serving a community that includes many immigrants with a variety of immigration and/or voting statuses. If you can’t join as an “official member” please join consider joining our community as an Ally by filling out the “Get Involved Form.”
SUMMER EVENT SERIES
2026 Mid-Term Candidate Forums
The NH Latino Dems are proud to partner with the Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Caucus, the Black African American (BAA) Caucus, and the Neurodiversity & Disability Alliance (NDA) Caucus to co-host a summer event series focused on platforming ALL democratic primary candidates!
Join us in Concord to hear from each of the candidates so that you can make an informed decision in the September 8th primary vote.
Senate: June 22nd
Concord High School
5pm: Constituency Caucus Mixer (members only)
6pm: Candidate Forum
CO-HOSTS: RAISING OUR COLLECTIVE VOICES
This event is free and open to the public. Constituency Caucus members are invited to a special social hour to mix and mingle with the candidates beforehand from 5 to 6pm.
This family friendly event will also include a supervised Kid’s Activity Table and will be available to attend virtually through a live stream!
Register below for any (or all) of the forums you’d like to attend!
Concord High School
5pm: Constituency Caucus Mixer (members only)
6pm: Candidate Forum
CD 1: June 15th
CD 2: June 22nd
Concord High School
5pm: Constituency Caucus Mixer (members only)
6pm: Candidate Forum
ATENCIÓN:
Important Announcement Regarding Recent Dangerous Rhetoric
March 14, 2026
As the NH Latino Democratic Caucus, we feel compelled to address a troubling moment in our public discourse. In recent days, the NH Free Staters, have directed death threats towards three public servants: Andru Volinsky, Christian Urrutia, and Jessica Grill. Let us be unequivocal: threats of any kind are unacceptable in any form, from any source, against anyone. We are committed to calling out this type of behavior, and we urge that leaders, regardless of party, do the same.
Healthy debate is our right provided by the Constitution and is essential for a functioning democracy. We welcome the exchange of ideas, but it should not come at the threat of anyone’s life, liberty, or pursuit of happiness. When these moments are ignored and silence becomes the norm, we create space for extremism to grow.
If we fail to stand up for one another in moments like this, then we have already ceded ground to those who thrive on division. All communities deserve the space to share our diverse perspectives with safety and respect as a standard.