A GOP candidate in a New Hampshire congressional race labeled her Democratic rival an outrageous multimillionaire after her opponent claimed she only cares about the rich.

Republican Lily Tang Williams — also a millionaire — argued that her opponent Maggie Goodlander doesn’t understand the “suffering of ordinary people,” pointing out during a heated debate Thursday night that the Dem is worth at least $20 million.

‘You’re rich. You’re worth $20 million to $30 million. How do you know that ordinary people are suffering?” Tang Williams argued.

“Are you going shopping? Going to Walmart? Buy food? I talk to those people. And if you pretended to be a renter in Nashua a few months ago, go back and run for this open seat with millions of dollars from Washington, DC insiders. …I don’t have money to make a TV commercial, and you pretend to be poor and complain that the rent is so high. You don’t understand the concerns of ordinary people.”

Goodlander, a former Biden Justice Department official, has previously criticized rents in her state as “too damn high” — while simultaneously owning millions of dollars in dozens of properties, including a Florida golf course and a Granite State casino.

The Democrat, who is also married to national security adviser Jake Sullivan, has campaigned on a sense that housing is a top priority for her prospective voters.

But housing isn’t an issue for Goodlander, who registered between $6 million and $30 million in trust funds with extensive real estate holdings, according to her husband’s 2024 federal financial disclosures obtained by The Post.

Tang Williams also lives a comfortable lifestyle — worth between $3.8 million and $8.6 million, Fox News reported, telling the campaign she only had $100 in her pocket when she arrived in the U.S. from China.

The two women are vying for an open seat in New Hampshire’s 2nd District vacated by Democratic Rep. Annie Kuster.