New Hampshire Senate
90%
Dem
10%GOP
— No change since last week
Range of Outcomes
How We Got This
Partisan Lean
how the seat votes compared with the nation
D+3.6
Fundamentals
candidates, fundraising, experts
R+2.5
National Environment
current political climate
D+6.4
Polls
recent state and district polling
R+0.2
Forecasted margin
D+7.3
What Changes the Forecast
The national mood is doing most of the work. A big shift or some new polling might move it.
Polls
Polls (16)
| Pollster | Date | Margin | Population |
|---|---|---|---|
| St. Anselm | Oct 20, 2026 | D+7 | LV |
| National Public Affairs God, Family, & Country PACRepublican | Oct 12, 2026 | D+5 | LV |
| YouGov | Oct 5, 2026 | D+8 | LV |
| St. Anselm AARP | Sep 29, 2026 | D+7 | LV |
| Trafalgar GroupRepublican | Sep 27, 2026 | D+7 | LV |
Forecast Over Time
Forecast Over Time
Dem (blue) and GOP (red) win probability over time.
Dem 90%
GOP 10%
Race Details
- Expert ratings
- PVI
- D+4 This is a competitive state that leans slightly Democrat.
- Candidates
-
Democrat Chris Pappas
Republican John Sununu
- Seat context
- Open seat. The incumbent is not seeking reelection.