Anthony
DiLorenzo

1. Economy & jobs Supports cutting deficit spending, preserving tax cuts, and job creation +

2. Housing Supports federal programs for first-time homebuyers and supply-side relief +

3. Health care Supports reforming the ACA to lower costs through competition +

4. Immigration Supports border security, deportation, and legal immigration reform +

5. Abortion & reproductive rights Opposes federal abortion legislation; defers to New Hampshire law +

6. Education Supports vocational training, STEM education, and eliminating Dept. of Education +

7. Climate & energy Supports expanding natural gas pipelines and nuclear power for energy independence +

8. Crime & public safety Supports law enforcement and strict immigration enforcement +

9. Taxes & budget Supports 2017 tax cuts, balanced budget amendment, and no taxes on tips or overtime +

10. Guns Opposes red flag laws and supports Second Amendment rights +

11. Democracy & elections Supports SAVE America Act, voter ID, and proof of citizenship to vote +

12. Foreign policy & defense Supports ending Iran war, bringing troops home, and peace through strength +

1. Oct 7
   debate

   Debate coverage highlights DiLorenzo-Shaheen clash over health care

   Coverage of the Oct. 6 forum described a prominent disagreement on health care: Shaheen backed Medicare for All, while DiLorenzo argued for more market competition and said her plan would cost about $30 trillion.

   ↳ 'Competition Doesn't Work:' Shaheen Doubles Down On Medicare For All In NH01 Debate · Oct 8, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
2. Oct 6
   debate

   DiLorenzo and Shaheen hold their first general-election debate in Meredith

   DiLorenzo and Shaheen participated in a forum hosted by NHPR, the Granite State News Collaborative, and The Laconia Daily Sun. DiLorenzo blamed federal fiscal mismanagement for cost-of-living issues, proposed a homebuyer assistance initiative, advocated for a natural-gas pipeline and nuclear power, and called for immigration reform balancing enforcement with business workforce needs.

   ↳ NH cost-of-living concerns, proposals at center of 1st ... · Oct 7, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
3. Sep 24
   poll

   Poll shows Shaheen leading DiLorenzo 46% to 42% — within margin of error

   A poll of 1,542 New Hampshire residents conducted Sept. 17–21 found Democrat Stefany Shaheen leading DiLorenzo 46% to 42%, with 11% undecided. The margin of error was ±2.5 percentage points, making the race statistically tied.

   ↳ New Pappas vs. Sununu, Shaheen vs. DiLorenzo poll shows close ... · Sep 24, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
4. Sep 20
   news

   DiLorenzo speaks at WMUR town hall on immigration and federal spending

   At a WMUR candidate town hall, DiLorenzo argued immigration processing takes too long for businesses seeking workers and criticized federal borrowing, saying government should stop spending more than it collects.

   ↳ Republican Anthony DiLorenzo speaks at WMUR town hall - WMUR · Sep 20, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
5. Sep 14
   filing

   FEC filings show DiLorenzo raised ~$2.5M with $1.75M in candidate-loan debt

   A summary of FEC reports through Aug. 19 showed DiLorenzo with approximately $2.5 million in receipts, $2.3 million spent, $189,086 cash on hand, and $1.75 million in candidate-loan debt.

   ↳ THE NH POLITICAL REPORT - New Hampshire Political Report · Sep 14, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
6. Sep 8
   news

   DiLorenzo wins Republican primary with 51.7% of the vote

   DiLorenzo secured the Republican nomination for NH-01 with 51.7% of the vote (per results with 99% counted), defeating Hollie Noveletsky, Brian Cole, and other candidates. Democrat Stefany Shaheen also won her primary, setting up a Nov. 3 general election matchup.

   ↳ DiLorenzo, Shaheen face off in NH 1st District race for US House · Sep 20, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
7. Jul 1
   endorsement

   President Trump endorses DiLorenzo for NH-01

   President Donald Trump endorsed Anthony DiLorenzo for New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District. The exact date was not established by the sources, but the endorsement was discussed in later coverage as part of the primary campaign.

   ↳ As Democrats eye big midterm wins, Republicans look to ... · Oct 8, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
8. Mar 1
   filing

   DiLorenzo loans his campaign an additional $350,000 in March 2026

   DiLorenzo made a second large campaign loan of $350,000 in March 2026, contributing to $1.75 million in total candidate-loan debt. His campaign stated he periodically borrows from trusts set up to protect his businesses, family, and charitable causes.

   ↳ Democrats raise questions about DiLorenzo’s wealth — and lack of disclosures · Sep 29, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
9. Dec 1, 2025
   filing

   DiLorenzo loans his campaign $450,000 in December 2025

   As part of a total of $1.75 million in candidate loans, DiLorenzo lent his campaign $450,000 in December 2025. Democrats later raised questions about how he secured these funds while also borrowing from Portsmouth Chevrolet, a dealership he founded.

   ↳ Democrats raise questions about DiLorenzo’s wealth — and lack of disclosures · Sep 29, 2026 (opens in a new tab)

• U.S. Chamber of Commerce organization
  Announced endorsement on August 24, 2026. uschamber.com · Aug 24, 2026
• Russell Prescott, 2024 Republican nominee for the district, and State Sen. Howard Pearl official
  Reported as supporters by Seacoastonline. seacoastonline.com · Aug 9, 2026
• Melissa Bailey, former Republican primary opponent official
  Bailey suspended her campaign and endorsed DiLorenzo. nhpr.org · Jul 17, 2026
• Mike Johnson (House Speaker), Steve Scalise (House Majority Leader), and other congressional Republicans official
  Joint endorsement reported by Seacoastonline. seacoastonline.com · Jul 13, 2026
• Donald Trump, U.S. President official
  Trump wrote, "Anthony DiLorenzo has my Complete and Total Endorsement to be the next Representative from New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District." seacoastonline.com · Jul 13, 2026
• Turning Point Action organization
  Endorsement reported by WMUR and listed on Turning Point Action's 2026 endorsements page. tpaction.com · May 13, 2026
• Jim Jordan, U.S. Representative from Ohio official
  Described by the campaign as DiLorenzo's first national endorsement. dilorenzoforcongress.com · Apr 20, 2026
• Stephen Stepanek, former New Hampshire Republican Party chair and former state representative official
  Endorsement announced separately by the campaign. dilorenzoforcongress.com · Mar 11, 2026
• NH State Sen. Daryl Abbas, State Sen. Tim Lang, State Rep. Tanya Donnelly, Laconia Mayor Mike Bordes, former state reps Dawn Johnson and Melissa Blasek, and former NH GOP chairs Chris Ager and Stephen Stepanek official
  Named in the campaign's initial endorsement announcement. dilorenzoforcongress.com · Feb 17, 2026

Raised

$2.51M

Spent

$2.31M

Cash on hand

$198K

As of Aug 19, 2026. Filings are periodic, so recent money may not be included yet. ↳ FEC record H6NH01420(opens in a new tab)