2026 Midterms
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Individual surveys, not forecasts. Recent = fieldwork ended within 30 days. Governor contests are listed whether or not they have polls.
- Governor · NH
New Hampshire · Governor
Candidates & race detailsRecentThe New York Times/Siena University2026 New HampshireLikely voters · 613 people surveyed- Cinde WarmingtonDemocratic41%
- Kelly AyotteRepublican52%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
- Senate · NH
New Hampshire · U.S. Senate
Candidates & race detailsRecentThe New York Times/Siena University2026 New HampshireLikely voters · 613 people surveyed- Chris PappasDemocratic50%
- John E SununuRepublicanSurvey wording: John Sununu45%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
- House · NH
New Hampshire · House District 1
Candidates & race detailsRecentUniversity of New Hampshire2026 NH-01Likely voters · 711 people surveyed- Anthony DilorenzoRepublicanSurvey wording: Anthony DiLorenzo42%
- Stephany Shaheen46%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
- House · NH
New Hampshire · House District 2
Candidates & race detailsRecentUniversity of New Hampshire2026 NH-02Likely voters · 702 people surveyed- Lily Tang WilliamsRepublican35%
- Maggie GoodlanderDemocratic56%
- Robbie S MahrouIndependentSurvey wording: Robbie Mahrou3%
0–100% scale · Listed alphabetically
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House and Senate race pages come from the existing 2026 FEC filing directory, not certified ballot lists. Governor pages cover all 39 scheduled state and territory contests. Candidate ballot qualification is established only by the linked election authority, independently of polling.
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