Anthony DiLorenzo leads trader consensus in the New Hampshire 1st Congressional District Republican primary at 68 percent, reflecting his substantial early fundraising edge exceeding $1.2 million through March 2026, including personal resources, and a recent national endorsement from Turning Point Action. As a first-time candidate and seacoast auto group owner entering an open-seat contest following incumbent Democrat Chris Pappas’s Senate bid, DiLorenzo emphasizes private-sector efficiency on issues such as energy costs and federal spending. Hollie Noveletsky, a business owner, Army veteran, and former state party official who previously sought the nomination, holds 28.5 percent amid targeted advertising contrasting positions on immigration and other priorities. The September 8 primary remains months away with limited polling available, leaving room for further developments among the five-candidate field.