Tim Harris

Tim Harris (independent) ran for election to the U.S. Senate to represent New Hampshire. He will not appear on the ballot for the general election on November 3, 2026.

Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I'm Tim Harris. Veteran. Author of nine books. Trade delegate across 88 countries. Speaker at the United Nations. Four companies built from a garage to international scale. I've worked with my hands and I've sat at tables with heads of state. I know the difference between someone who learned about the world from a briefing document and someone who lived it.

I'm running for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire as an Undeclared/Non-Partisan candidate -- a historic designation at the federal level. New Hampshire has 44% undeclared voters. Nobody on this ballot is speaking to them. I am.

I have nine specific things I will get done. None require new taxes, new laws, or new agencies. Ocean cleanup. Skilled trades restored. GI Bill honored. Farm subsidies back. 33 empty federal buildings in New Hampshire put to work. The math exists on all of it.

I'm not running against the two parties. I'm running past them.

THE ONLY ACTION IS ACTION.

Harris4Senate.com

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

I'm an Undeclared/Non-Partisan candidate for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire -- a historic designation at the federal level. (but for historical reference. George Washington wasn't a party member according to the last time he addresses congress) New Hampshire has more undeclared voters than registered Republicans and Democrats combined. Every poll in this race asks voters to choose between two candidates who together can't crack 90%. I'm running for the 44% nobody is counting. I'm not running against the two parties. I'm running past them. THE ONLY ACTION IS ACTION.I have nine specific things I will get done as Senator. Ocean Cleanup Fleet. Housing and Manufacturing from idle square footage. Space Infrastructure at 2% of NASA's budget. Skilled Trades Restoration. East-West Superhighway. GI Bill honored. Farm Subsidies restored. 33 empty federal buildings in New Hampshire put to work. Biochar carbon capture farmers can bank. None of these require new taxes, new laws, or new agencies. The math exists on all of them. Contact me for the white paper on each or any one you are interested in. Harris4Senate.comVeteran. Nine published books. Trade delegate across 88 countries. Speaker at the United Nations. Four companies built from a garage to international scale. I've worked with my hands and sat at tables with heads of state. This is not someone who learned about the world from a briefing document. When I talk about trade, farm policy, skilled labor, or ocean cleanup, I'm talking from the floor of the room, not the balcony. That's the credential gap between me and everyone else on this ballot.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Food and farm policy because hungry people can't build a country. Veterans' care because a promise made during service is a debt owed for life. Skilled trades because we stopped telling young people the truth about how the world actually gets built. Ocean health because no economy survives a dead ocean. Housing because empty federal buildings and idle commercial square footage sitting unused while people sleep outside is a policy failure, not an inevitability. Space infrastructure because the math exists to do it at a fraction of current costs and we're leaving it on the table. Carbon capture because farmers can be the solution to climate if we stop making it a political argument and start making it an economic opportunity.