NH Legislature 2026

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House District Hillsborough 1

Nashua and the Massachusetts border · 4 seats · Pelham

Forecast

0.0 expected Democratic seats of 4
Held today
0 D, 3 R, 1 vacant
On the ballot
3 Democrats, 4 Republicans for 4 seats
District party margin
R+24.2 (90% range R+35.1 to R+13.3)
Chance Democrats gain seats here
1%
Chance Democrats lose seats here
0%
Rating (seat share)
Safe R

Seat split distribution

Candidates

CandidatePartyWin chance
Tom Mannion (incumbent)R100%
Jeffrey Tenczar (incumbent)R100%
Deborah KruzelR100%
Diane RogersR100%
Lisa BrownD0%
Debbie RyanD0%
Noah LamoureauxD0%

How the forecast was built

Statewide generic legislative margin (environment)D+2.9
+ District partisan lean-27.1
= Expected party margin (mean Democratic candidate vs mean Republican candidate)R+24.2

Each candidate's share is the party's share plus 2.5 points if an incumbent, plus a candidate-specific draw (SD 3.5 points, estimated from how far same-party candidates finished apart in 2022 and 2024). The district margin itself carries statewide, regional and district error (district SD 5.0 pts). The top 4 by share win. Independents are placed with the weaker major party minus a 6.0-point penalty.

Inputs

Partisan lean (exact by town)

RaceDistrictStatewideLeanWeight
2024 PresidentR+25.4D+2.8-28.30.4
2024 GovernorR+36.8R+9.5-27.30.15
2022 U.S. SenateR+19.7D+9.3-29.10.2
2022 GovernorR+42.6R+15.8-26.80.1
2020 PresidentR+20.3D+7.4-27.70.15

Last House result (2024): party margin R+29.3 vs a statewide legislative environment of R+2.6, incumbency removed (+1.9) → lean -24.8, blended at 30%.

Past results in this district

2024 — D 0, R 4 of 4 · party margin R+29.3

R Jeffrey Tenczar (i)5,308✓
R Sandra Panek (i)5,250✓
R Tim Mannion (i)5,157✓
R Tom Mannion (i)5,052✓
D Lisa Brown3,059
D B.J. Murphy2,814
D Ann Balcom-Dadak2,772
D Paul L. Dadak2,701

2022 — D 0, R 4 of 4 · party margin R+25.0

R Abare4,240✓
R Mannion3,610✓
R Panek3,540✓
R Tenczar3,533✓
D Hennessey2,339
D Lynde2,294
D Chapman2,171
D Dadak2,157