Will the total vote count for all participants in New Hampshire 02 House General Election be above 290000?

The question asks whether the total certified vote count in New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District general election will exceed 290,000. The provided articles are primarily about primary results, Senate races, and national shutdown politics, not the specific general election vote totals for NH-02. Aljazeera New mentions the NH-02 nominees (Lily Tang Williams and Maggie Goodlander) but gives no vote counts or turnout figures. Aljazeera Speaker and TIME article are even less relevant, focusing on a shutdown vote and the Senate race respectively. Without any data on historical NH-02 general election turnout, I must rely on general knowledge: NH-02 typically sees around 250,000–280,000 votes in competitive general elections, and 290,000 would be a high but not impossible turnout. The articles do not suggest a surge or record turnout. Given the lack of direct evidence and the fact that 290,000 is above typical recent totals, I lean toward No, but with moderate uncertainty because turnout can spike in high-interest midterms. The thin and off-topic article pack keeps me from making an extreme call.