Matt Wilhelm

Excited to host @DemGovs Chair @AndyBeshearKY for a grassroots fundraiser! Governor Beshear has proven that leaders who focus on the issues that matter most to working families can win anywhere — exactly how we’ll win this November. See you there! bit.ly/4tWjfMD

I grew up in a region where they told us that if you wanted to make something of yourself, you had to get out. After I did, I began to understand what it means to be from somewhere. A lot of people in rural, lower-income, and industrial communities hear that same message. But it doesn't have to be that way. Thanks for the warm welcome, Tulsa.

.@JamesTalarico: I’m an elderly millennial. I can’t stay up past 10pm, my joints ache, and my younger cousins call me cringe. They also call me ‘unc,’ whatever that means. But Gen Z — freed from illusions — is uniquely suited to lead us at this moment. Many of you grew up on the For You Page. The endless scroll is emblematic of what humans have been doing for hundreds of thousands of years: searching. If we scroll past one more tweet, one more TikTok, maybe we’ll find what we’re looking for — the one that will make us feel something. But what you’re looking for can’t be found on artificial platforms run by billionaires. It’s within you.

Today’s Supreme Court decision effectively guts a key pillar of the Voting Rights Act, freeing state legislatures to gerrymander legislative districts to systematically dilute and weaken the voting power of racial minorities - so long as they do it under the guise of “partisanship” rather than explicit “racial bias.” And it serves as just one more example of how a majority of the current Court seems intent on abandoning its vital role in ensuring equal participation in our democracy and protecting the rights of minority groups against majority overreach. The good news is that such setbacks can be overcome. But that will only happen if citizens across the country who cherish our democratic ideals continue to mobilize and vote in record numbers - not just in the upcoming midterms or in high profile races, but in every election and every level.

We spoke with the Jewish New Hampshire lawmaker targeted by an antisemitic NH GOP state rep on how she feels as top Republican leaders in the state refuse to condemn members of their own party calling for a "final solution" against her.

Speaking before the committee, Rep. Corcoran made no apology to Rep. Jess Grill, the Jewish lawmaker he called for a “final solution” towards. He repeatedly dismissed his comments as a joke despite previously clearly stating they were not a joke. “I wasn’t joking.” #NHPolitics

Every day is Earth Day when you're an NH House Dem. 💙🌎️ #NHPolitics

Resolved: Pete Buttigieg is very talented.

Don’t forget: Last year, Kelly Ayotte took a maxed-out campaign contribution from Sig Sauer — just 22 days after granting them legal immunity legislation — even as their firearms were wounding law enforcement officers. #NHPolitics thetrace.org/2026/04/sig-sa…

Rep. Loren Selig, prime sponsor of HB 1705, in Seacoast Online: “Early access to care prevents suffering. It saves money. It protects families. It strengthens communities.” Read the full Op-Ed below. #NHPolitics seacoastonline.com/story/opinion/…

For years, the New Hampshire state government has been downshifting essential costs to cities and towns. The signing of HB 1815 doubles down on this strategy of neglect. #MHT #NHPolitics unionleader.com/news/politics/…

Why has Kelly Ayotte remained silent? Her fear of the wrath from the freestater cult is astonishing. I can understand her fear of the MAGA cult but cannot understand her fear of the small group of extremists who have burrowed into the NHGOP. Speak up Kelly.

It was really fun to welcome my daughter Rosie and her classmates to the State House today. I still remember my fourth grade field trip to Concord. Maybe one of Rosie’s classmates will be back here someday as a member of our citizen legislature... This is how it starts.

This applies to everything now. Music, film, TV, sports. The gravitas is gone. And it’s not because the talent is lesser. Media is fragmented, and so, we rarely have shared moments — which create that feeling. Instead, everyone just exists in their own algorithmic feed.

Democrat Bobbi Boudman prevailed in a special election Tuesday for the N.H. House, flipping a seat Republicans had held in a district that favored Trump in 2024. Democrats and some Republicans said the results add to warning signs for Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterms.

🔵 Democrats flip another seat in the New Hampshire State House. Democrat Bobbi Boudman wins a special election in a Trump+9 district, after losing the same seat by 14 points in 2024. A 13-point Democratic overperformance.

Congratulations @NHHouseDems on this awesome win! 🥳 Looks like Granite Staters aren’t in the mood for anymore @NHGOP nonsense. November 3rd is going to be fun. #NHPolitics

WOW: Democrat Bobbi Boudman wins special election for a New Hampshire house seat in a Trump +9 district heavily contested by Republicans, flipping the seat. She won by 2.4 points. Lost a race in 2024 in the same district by 13.6 points. A 16-point swing from 2024! #NHPolitics

Scott Brown, John Sununu, and the entire GOP might be feeling a little anxiety this evening because @NHHouseDems just flipped a Trump +9 seat in Carroll County. #NHPolitics #NHSen

Rep.-elect Bobbi Boudman just FLIPPED a New Hampshire House seat in a district that Trump won in both 2020 and 2024! Tonight’s victory is the latest proof point of our momentum as we prepare to flip both chambers in the New Hampshire legislature this November.