Max Saal · Democrat for U.S. Senate · New Hampshire
Homes you can afford. Doctors you can see. A party that fights instead of folds. I'm Max Saal: 35, scientist, motorcyclist, zero PAC money, every position in writing. Nobody in Washington is fighting like they understand how bad it's gotten. I will. The primary is Tuesday. Let's make it happen.
The campaign in my own words. Then read on, and vote Tuesday.
The party keeps folding. I won't. End the filibuster on day one. Term limits and age limits for people who have held power since before I was born. Real consequences for officials who profit from office, subpoenas and criminal referrals included.
Every question Citizens Count asked, answered in writing. Two days of open questions on r/newhampshire, every one answered. Email the campaign and it's me who writes back. There's no staff to hide behind.
Undeclared voters are the biggest bloc in New Hampshire, and they decide general elections. I back the police and prosecute the ones who abuse the badge. I won't come for your guns. I want nuclear on the grid, Roe in federal law, and cannabis legal. That's a Democrat undeclared voters can vote for, in September and in November.
Zero PAC money. Zero AIPAC money. Ever. Small-dollar donors fund this campaign, and every filing is public at fec.gov.
The primary is Tuesday. Undeclared voters decide it.
How to voteOne email with everything you need Tuesday: your ballot, your hours, your polling place.
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No spam. Never sold. Privacy.
Most people who vote for me Tuesday will hear about it from someone they know. One tap sends the date, the hours, and the polling-place lookup.
New Hampshire is short 50,000 homes because we made building them illegal. Fix the rules, teach the trades, build.
How it works →We cap how many doctors we train and let hospitals hide every price. Uncap the one, publish the other.
How it works →None of it happens in a Senate running on last century's rulebook. Fix the government and the rest becomes possible.
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Maxwell Saal, 35, is a Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire (primary: September 8, 2026).
I'm 35 as of this year, and I graduated high school in 2009. I worked a number of odd jobs before and as I finished school in the post-financial-crisis economy, and then spent 5 years at the bench doing cystic fibrosis research before moving into tech for another 5.
I lived the same twenty years every young person in this country lived: worked hard, trained hard, and watched a good home and a secure family become a pipe dream. Nobody is fighting for my generation, or the ones coming into adulthood now. Enough is enough.
Forget left and right. Forget culture wars. America is unlike any country on Earth, and not because we're rich. We stand for something greater: freedom, opportunity, and dignity for every person. That's not a platitude. We have the power and the responsibility to keep it true for every American. That shouldn't be a fight, but if it is one, you'd better believe I'm coming out swinging.
Let's Ride, NH.