NH-01 Democratic nominee?
20hShaheen’s nominee contract moved sharply higher from 56% to 83% in the last hour, and recent NHPR coverage still shows her as the field’s focal frontrunner in a crowded primary.
Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Current roleEntrepreneur
PartyDemocratic
Political ideologyMainstream Democrat
GenderFemale
LocationNew Hampshire
BackgroundEntrepreneur
EducationMIT & Harvard
Notable personal detailsStefany Shaheen is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District. She is a former Portsmouth city councilor and a health care advocate/entrepreneur who co-founded Good Measures, a company providing clinical and nutritional support for people with chronic conditions. She has written a book about her family’s experience with Type 1 diabetes, and she has served as chair of the Portsmouth Police Commission.
Supports reversing tax breaks for wealthy individuals and corporations and prioritizing relief for working families; advocates extending Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits to lower health-care costs. Emphasizes protecting social supports and opposing policies that shift benefits to billionaires while raising costs for families.
Supports protecting and expanding access to Affordable Care Act benefits, extending ACA tax credits, opposing cuts to Medicaid, and reducing health-care costs while boosting medical research and innovation. Focuses on lowering premiums and protecting coverage for children, seniors, veterans, and families. Does not endorse single‑payer/Medicare for All in available campaign materials.
Supports maintaining a secure border and says people who are in the country illegally and commit crimes should not remain while emphasizing respect for due process and legal procedures.
The candidate has publicly shared a personal abortion and miscarriage experience and says she is compelled to speak up because her daughters now have fewer reproductive rights than she did, framing reproductive care as a medical issue and signaling support for abortion access. She has presented these views in campaign-related public writing and interviews.
The candidate supports aggressive gun violence measures including banning the sale of semi-automatic/so-called assault weapons, a mandatory assault-weapon buyback, limits on high-capacity magazines, red-flag laws, and licensing requirements for gun purchases. These proposals come from her public statements and an op-ed she wrote while serving on the Portsmouth Police Commission.
Shaheen’s nominee contract moved sharply higher from 56% to 83% in the last hour, and recent NHPR coverage still shows her as the field’s focal frontrunner in a crowded primary.
Shaheen’s nominee contract is still priced at 70%, and recent NHPR coverage shows the race remains active with a late-May candidate forum and continued scrutiny of the field, keeping her the clear market favorite.
Stefany Shaheen’s Democratic nominee market rose from 56% to 65% in the last 24 hours, extending her lead in a race that public reporting still describes as a six-candidate primary where she leads polling but Maura Sullivan leads fundraising. Traders should treat the move as a meaningful repricing of the frontrunner, not just noise.
Stefany Shaheen is in the news after a campaign staffer shoved a pastry into a reporter’s camera during a question about her stance on Graham Platner’s Senate campaign. She has also been drawn into New Hampshire campaign coverage tied to the Epstein files, with rivals pressing her over past associations. More broadly, she is part of a crowded and increasingly contentious New Hampshire political environment shaped by Senate races and national issues like the Iran conflict and voting rules.



Aggregation source: FiftyPlusOne
2026
LatestCycle 2026
Source: FEC
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