Result

State Rep. Carrie Sorensen (D-NH) won reelection to New Hampshire's Rockingham District 28 seat in the State House, according to the AllCiv race record. She ran unopposed in the Nov. 3 general election, securing a second term in the Legislature. ​

Candidates and platforms

Sorensen was the only candidate on the ballot. Her positions on immigration, housing, child care and health care have been outlined in candidate questionnaires and campaign materials.

  • In a 2024 candidate questionnaire published by the Portsmouth Herald and Seacoastonline, Sorensen said immigration and border security were federal responsibilities rather than issues New Hampshire lawmakers needed to address.
  • The Run for Something candidate directory identifies accessible housing, child care and health care for young families among her priorities.

District and chamber

Rockingham District 28 is a single-member New Hampshire House district representing Portsmouth's Ward 2. Sorensen first won the seat in 2024, defeating Republican Sue Polidura with approximately 74% of the vote. Her reelection keeps the district in Democratic hands.

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