Candidates in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District debated solutions to gun violence following a tragic school shooting in Georgia. Democrats Maggie Goodlander and Colin Van Ostern advocated for stricter gun control measures, including universal background checks and a red flag law, while Republicans Bill Hamlen, Vikram Mansharamani, and Lily Tang Williams emphasized mental health and school security. Goodlander highlighted her role in the Biden-Harris administration’s Unity Agenda and her experience with constitutional law, while Van Ostern stressed the importance of election integrity and climate action. During the debates, both parties also addressed financial transparency and economic policies, with Van Ostern calling for the repeal of Trump tax cuts and Goodlander defending her financial disclosures. The debates were part of WMUR's Granite State Debate series, providing a platform for candidates to present their stances on key issues ahead of the primary elections.