On the night before the New Hampshire election, many voters in New Hampshire will be asking the same question: of the many candidates on the ballot, which viable candidates will vote to reduce the size of government? By then it’s too late to research the candidates, so we've done the research for you.

Yes. Liberty Ballot evaluates candidates based on their small government stance and based on their viability. There are some non-viable pro-liberty candidates on the ballot. Most of them are easy to identify as they have an L for Libertarian Party next to their name.

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Dozens of activists were involved in a several-hundred-hour research process. Ratings, endorsements, and pledges from a large variety of organizations and people were considered, including but not limited to: New Hampshire Liberty Alliance, Republican Liberty Caucus of New Hampshire, New Hampshire Firearms Coalition, Gun Owners of New Hampshire, Americans for Prosperity New Hampshire, New Hampshire Families for Education, elected officials, etc. Candidate debates, websites, Facebook pages, literature and interviews were also considered as part of the evaluation process. Additionally, candidate viability is considered.

For state House and Senate candidates with a legislative record, their six most recent New Hampshire Liberty Alliance Liberty Ratings were the primary consideration. Information from the sources listed above was also considered.

When a Congressional candidate had a legislative record, the candidate needed at least an average lifetime rating of 70 based on the average of the FreedomWorks Scorecard, the Americans for Prosperity Scorecard, and the Freedom Index Rating to be recommended.

United States Senate: Kelly Ayotte 68, Maggie Hassan 29 (NHLA Liberty Rating), Aaron Day none, Brian Chabot none

1st Congressional District: Frank Guinta 76, Carol Shea-Porter 16, Robert Lombardo none, Shawn O'Connor none

2nd Congressional District: Jim Lawrence 81 (NHLA Liberty Rating), Ann Kuster 15, John Babiarz none

Of the two viable candidates for Governor, Chris Sununu is the pro-liberty candidate. Sununu supports legislation such as right-to-work, constitutional carry, improving school choice, cannabis decriminalization, and expanding medical cannabis in New Hampshire. His proposed reforms support the Live Free or Die tradition and the New Hampshire Advantage. Sununu signed the pledges by both the Americans for Tax Reform and the Coalition of New Hampshire Taxpayers. The New Hampshire Firearms Coalition gave Sununu an A-. The Center for Education Reform gave Sununu an A for school choice.

"Unlike the Republicans running for President and U.S. Senate, Chris Sununu is actually a pro-liberty candidate. He will sign town tuitioning, constitutional carry, labor market deregulation, and cannabis decriminalization, will hold the line on new taxes and regulations, and would not support expanding the death penalty. He is fiscally conservative and socially moderate." Jason Sorerns

"With Chris Sununu as Governor we can expect less resistance in the Senate on issue important to liberty; gun rights, education freedom, and a sane drug policy. " Rep. Michael Sylvia

Some of the prominent liberty advocates that endorsed Sununu: Rep. Frank Edelblut, Jason Sorerns, Kate Baker, Rep. Carol McGuire, Rep. Michael Sylvia, Rep. John Burt, Rep. Chris Adams and Rep. Jason Osborne

Liberty Ballot is not suggesting that people leave the race blank. Liberty Ballot does not make Presidential recommendations.

None of the viable candidates for United States Senate have pro-liberty voting records. Of note, when Maggie Hassan ran for governor in 2014, Liberty Ballot recommended her opponent in that race.

No. Liberty Ballot is 100% independent. Liberty Ballot makes recommendations, not endorsements. Several people are involved in researching and vetting candidates. There are some cases where a recommendation was not unanimous.