Educational Videos

Civic responsibility is about more than just registering to vote and participating in New Hampshire elections. Paying attention to cybersecurity and avoiding phishing attacks is also important. Check out this video from the Secretary of State, featuring a prominent Granite Stater, to find out why it’s important to PICK before you click.

In our digital world, social media is a great way to share election information with New Hampshire voters, but how do you know what you’re reading is accurate? Check out this video from the Secretary of State to find out how you can VET what you see!

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a powerful tool that can streamline many processes and even make statues talk. However, it can also be used to confuse and mislead voters. Check out this video from the Secretary of State to find out what you can do to make sure AI doesn’t fool you.

This video is intended for local election officials to watch in order to understand why it is important for the one4all Accessible Voting System to be properly setup and ready to go at the polls.

Becoming a naturalized United States citizen, or New American, is a special milestone, one that opens the door to many opportunities like the right to vote. This video, produced by the New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office in partnership with Concord Public TV, walks New Americans through the voter registration and election processes. It also features several local community leaders who are New Americans themselves and work closely with New American communities in New Hampshire.

For additional videos for New Americans please, check out our New Americans webpage here

The New Hampshire Secretary of State’s Office is a proud partner of Vet the Vote, a nonprofit organization that encourages veterans across the country to volunteer as poll workers in their local communities. To encourage New Hampshire veterans to volunteer, the Secretary of State’s Office held a joint, mock election event with Vet the Vote in October. During the event, local election officials, many of them veterans, ran a mock election for any interested member of the public who wanted to learn more about New Hampshire elections. Participants were encouraged to ask questions and learn more about how local and state officials ensure the Granite State’s elections remain transparent and secure.