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New Hampshire Senate

In the 2016 New Hampshire Senate race, Maggie Hassan (D) won by less than a point.

Actual result
D+0.1
Final polls said
D+0.9
21 late polls · ✓
VotePredictor Elections predicted
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Winner
Dem

"Final polls" = the last ~3 weeks; the prediction is walk-forward. How this is scored →

Final rankings

How everyone who called this race did, ranked — VotePredictor Elections shown inline (★).

Pollsters — each pollster's final poll vs the result

#PollsterFinal callMissCalled
1Monmouth University Polling InstituteEVEN0.1✗
2University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public OpinionD+1.00.9✓
3Marist CollegeR+1.01.1✗
4Gravis MarketingR+2.02.1✗
5Praecones AnalyticaR+2.12.2✗
6Public Policy PollingD+3.02.9✓
7GBAOD+3.02.9✓
8Suffolk UniversityR+2.82.9✗
9American Research GroupR+3.03.1✗
10Emerson CollegeR+3.23.3✗
11University of New Hampshire Survey CenterD+4.03.9✓
12YouGovR+4.04.1✗
13MassINC Polling GroupR+6.06.1✗
14Rasmussen ReportsD+8.07.9✓
15SurveyMonkeyD+9.08.9✓

Forecasters — pre-election win probability, scored by Brier

#ForecasterWin probBrierCalled
1Sabato's Crystal BallDem 75%0.062✓
2VotePredictor ElectionsDem 56%0.193✓
3FiveThirtyEightDem 53%0.221✓
4Inside ElectionsDem 50%0.250—
5Cook PoliticalRep 75%0.562✗

The polls behind it

31 polls · newest first
PollsterDateMiss
University of New Hampshire Survey Center2016-11-054
Emerson College2016-11-043
SurveyMonkey2016-11-049
Rasmussen Reports2016-11-048
Gravis Marketing2016-11-012

Frequently asked questions

Who won the 2016 New Hampshire Senate race?

Maggie Hassan (D) won, by about 0.1 points (D+0.1).

When was the 2016 New Hampshire Senate election held?

It was held in November 2016.

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