Maine's 2nd Congressional District

How We Got This
Partisan lean
how the seat votes compared with the nation
-7.7 pp
Fundamentals
candidates, fundraising, experts
-5.2 pp
National Environment
current political climate
+8.7 pp
Polls
recent state and district polling
-0.4 pp
Forecasted margin
GOP +4.6
Polls

Polls (9)

Race polls
PollsterDateMarginNSample
Upswing Research2026-02-27GOP +7403lv
University of New Hampshire2026-02-16GOP +4520lv
University of New Hampshire2026-02-16GOP +1520lv
University of New Hampshire2026-02-16GOP +1520lv
Pan Atlantic SMS Group2025-12-07GOP +1387lv
What Changes the Forecast

What Changes the Forecast

We're just making an assumption based on the national environment at this point.

Forecast over time
Forecast over time
D (blue) and R (red) win probability over time
D 35%
R 65%
Context
Expert Ratings
Cook: Likely RInside Elections: Likely RSabato: Lean R
District lean
This district leans Republican (R+8).
Candidates
Jordan Wood (D) Paul LePage (R)
Seat Status
retired