NH Legislature 2026

Tipping-point seats

In each simulation the 24 Senate seats are sorted from most to least Democratic; the 13th is the seat that delivers the majority. The share of simulations in which a seat plays that role is its tipping-point probability.

State Senate

SeatCandidatesTipping ptP(Dem)Margin
Senate District 12Carryl Roy v. Kevin Avard10.9%24%R+5.2
Senate District 7Rebecca Harned v. Dan Innis10.3%19%R+6.5
Senate District 18Leonard Bell v. Victoria Sullivan9.5%42%R+1.5
Senate District 16Dian McCarthy v. Keith Murphy9.0%13%R+8.4
Senate District 3Bobbi Boudman v. Mark McConkey8.4%11%R+9.0
Senate District 9Matthew McLaughlin v. Denise Ricciardi7.9%50%even
Senate District 1Cathleen Fountain v. David Rochefort7.4%9%R+9.8
Senate District 8David Trumble v. Jim Creighton7.3%9%R+10.0
Senate District 11Shannon Chandley v. Tim McGough7.0%55%D+1.0
Senate District 2Kurt Webber v. Timothy Lang Sr.6.6%8%R+10.6
Senate District 17Robert Lawliss v. Howard Pearl5.1%6%R+11.8
Senate District 14Timothy Wyatt v. Sharon Carson4.6%5%R+12.6
Senate District 6— v. James Gray3.3%1%R+14.1
Senate District 19Michelle Moge v. Regina Birdsell1.8%2%R+16.1
Senate District 23David Childs v. William Gannon0.7%1%R+19.2
Senate District 22Chris Tardif v. Daryl Abbas0.2%0%R+22.5
Senate District 13Laura Telerski v. Daniel Paul0.1%98%D+15.1
Senate District 24Debra Altschiller v. Louis Gargiulo0.0%99%D+16.4
Senate District 20Patrick Long v. Patrick Binder0.0%99%D+17.7

Seats ordered by expected margin

Where the majority line falls in the ordered list of Senate seats, and House districts ordered by expected party margin with their expected seat split.