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Dozens Gather in Nashua for National Day of Action on Voting Rights

"I care about democracy, and I care about individual rights, and I particularly care about voting rights," she said. "In New Hampshire, things have changed, and so people really need to check their registration and make sure that they're still registered.

State Rep. Will Darby and Gate City Voices founder Michele Roussel Buckley attend the “Unite and Rise for Voting Rights” rally Aug. 8, 2026, at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Nashua. Dan Splaine / The Nashua Independent

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