Presidential Election Clinton Support by Trump Support by Presidential Presidential Race by Presidential Race by Four Major Races, NH F by Gender Primary Vote Primary Vote Non-College Educated Senate Vote Congressional District CD1 o. .

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Select Demographic 60% All 59%

Filter by Engagement 54% and Interest 50% Decided on Presidential Vote All 42% 40% 43% Frequency discussing election 38% 37% All 34% 34% Interest in 2016 general 30% All

Vote in NH Primary All 20% Filter by Support for Other Candidates

10% 9% 10% Ayotte vs. Hassan w/leaners All 4% 0% 2% Sununu vs. Van Ostern w/leaners Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 All

Clinton continues to hold a large advantage among women, leading Trump by 25%. Trump's lead among men grew significantly in the middle of the polling Guinta vs. Shea-Porter vs. period, but returned to only 5% by its conclusion. Gary Johnson draws most of his support from men, garnering 10% of the male vote but only 2% of O'Connor w/leaners females. All

Lawrence vs. Kuster w/leaners All Presidential Election Clinton Support by Trump Support by Presidential Presidential Race by Presidential Race by Four Major Races, NH F by Gender Primary Vote Primary Vote Non-College Educated Senate Vote Congressional District CD1 o. .

Select Candidates to Display Clinton Support by Primary Vote Hillary Clinton Filter by Demographics John Kasich Select Demographic Field Donald Trump All Hillary Clinton Select Demographic 100% 99% 99% All

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80% Decided on Presidential Vote 76% All

69% Frequency discussing election All 60% 61% Interest in 2016 general All

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29% 28% Filter by Support for Other Candidates 20% Ayotte vs. Hassan w/leaners All 8% 4% 7% 0% 2% 5% Guinta vs. Shea-Porter vs. O'Connor w/leaners Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 All

Hillary Clinton earns the votes of nearly all of those who supported her in the presidential primary in February 2016 and more than Lawrence vs. Kuster w/leaners three-quarters of those who voted for Bernie Sanders, an increase of 7% from the beginning of the polling period. Clinton's support among those who voted All for John Kasich, who finished second in the Republican primary, has more than doubled since the beginning of the polling period.

Sununu vs. Van Ostern w/leaners All Presidential Election Clinton Support by Trump Support by Presidential Presidential Race by Presidential Race by Four Major Races, NH F by Gender Primary Vote Primary Vote Non-College Educated Senate Vote Congressional District CD1 o. .

Select Candidates to Display Trump Support by Primary Vote Donald Trump Filter by Demographics Bernie Sanders John Kasich Select Demographic Field Donald Trump Marco Rubio All Hillary Clinton Ted Cruz Select Demographic All 100% 95% Filter by Engagement 90% and Interest

84% Decided on Presidential Vote 80% 78% All

Frequency discussing election 70% All 60% 57% Interest in 2016 general All

40% Vote in NH Primary Multiple values 30% Filter by Support for Other Candidates 20% 22% Ayotte vs. Hassan w/leaners 11% 10% All

1% 1% 0% Guinta vs. Shea-Porter vs. Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 O'Connor w/leaners All Donald Trump has the support of virtually all of those who voted for him in the Republican presidential primary and large percentages of those who supported many of his former rivals. However, Trump's support among Marco Rubio supporters has declined and is now below 60%, and fewer than a Lawrence vs. Kuster w/leaners quarter of John Kasich supporters plan to vote for Trump. Ten percent of those who voted for Bernie Sanders in the Democratic primary now plan to vote for All Trump in the general election. Sununu vs. Van Ostern w/leaners All Presidential Election Clinton Support by Trump Support by Presidential Presidential Race by Presidential Race by Four Major Races, NH F by Gender Primary Vote Primary Vote Non-College Educated Senate Vote Congressional District CD1 o. .

Select Values to Display Filter by Demographics Presidential Non-College Educated Select Type Dont Know, Clinton vs. Trump vs. Johnson vs. Stein with Leaners Age Races All Gary Johnson, Clinton vs. Trump vs. Johnson vs. Stein with Leaners Hillary Clinton, Clinton vs. Trump vs. Johnson vs. Stein with Leaners Questions Congressional District Donald Trump, Clinton vs. Trump vs. Johnson vs. Stein with Leaners Clinton vs. Trump vs. Johns.. All 60% Select Values to Display County Multiple values 55% All 50% Filter by Other Questions Education All 44% Decided on Pres. Vote 40% 40% All Marital status All Decided on Senate Vote All Marital Status/Sex 30% 28% All Decided on Governor All Sex 20% All Filter by Support for Othe.. Education/Sex 10% 8% Multiple values Vote in NH Primary 7% 7% All 6% Region of State 0% All Vote for President Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 All Party ID Donald Trump at the outset of the polling period held a large lead among New Hampshire likely voters without a college degree, All Vote for US Senate but the gap has closed considerably to only 4%, while Clinton's larger lead those with a college degree has remained steady. All Registration All Vote for Governor All Party Base All P Clinton Support by Trump Support by Presidential Presidential Race by Presidential Race by Four Major Races, NH Four Major Races, NH r. Primary Vote Primary Vote Non-College Educated Senate Vote Congressional District CD1 CD2 .

Select Candidates to Display Presidential Race by Senate Vote Multiple values Filter by Demographics Maggie Hassan, Hillary Clinton , Hillary Clinton Select Demographic Field Maggie Hassan, Donald Trump Kelly Ayotte, Donald Trump Age

90% Select Demographic 87% 86% All

80% 77% Filter by Engagement 76% and Interest

70% Decided on Presidential Vote All 60% Frequency discussing election All 50% Interest in 2016 general All 40%

Vote in NH Primary 30% All

Filter by Support for 20% Other Candidates

Ayotte vs. Hassan w/leaners 10% 10% Multiple values 7% 6% 4% 0% Sununu vs. Van Ostern w/leaners Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 All

Hillary Clinton has secured a greater amount of those who plan to vote for Democrat Maggie Hassan for Senate than Donald Trump garners among those Guinta vs. Shea-Porter vs. who plan to vote for Republican Kelly Ayotte. 10% of those who support Ayotte for Senate support Clinton for President, while only 4% of those who O'Connor w/leaners support Hassan for Senate support Trump for President. All

Lawrence vs. Kuster w/leaners All P Clinton Support by Trump Support by Presidential Presidential Race by Presidential Race by Four Major Races, NH Four Major Races, NH r. Primary Vote Primary Vote Non-College Educated Senate Vote Congressional District CD1 CD2 .

Select Candidates to Display Presidential Race by Congressional District Multiple values Filter by Demographics Hillary Clinton, First Cong. District Donald Trump, First Cong. District Gary Johnson, First Cong. District Select Demographic Field Hillary Clinton, Second Cong. District Donald Trump, Second Cong. District Gary Johnson, Second Cong. District Congressional District

52% Select Demographic 50% All 47% 46% Filter by Engagement 44% and Interest 41% 42% 40% Decided on Presidential Vote All

35% 35% Frequency discussing election All 30%

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Filter by Support for Other Candidates 10% 7% 6% Ayotte vs. Hassan w/leaners 6% All 6%

0% Sununu vs. Van Ostern w/leaners Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 All

Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump in the race for President by a substantial margin in New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District and holds a narrow lead Guinta vs. Shea-Porter vs. in the 1st District. O'Connor w/leaners All

Lawrence vs. Kuster w/leaners All P Clinton Support by Trump Support by Presidential Presidential Race by Presidential Race by Four Major Races, NH Four Major Races, NH r. Primary Vote Primary Vote Non-College Educated Senate Vote Congressional District CD1 CD2 .

Select Values to Display Filter by Demographics Four Major Races, NH CD1 Races Age Gary Johnson Carol Shea-Porter Donald Trump Kelly Ayotte Multiple values All Shawn O'Connor Maggie Hassan Select Group Frank Guinta Hillary Clinton Congressional District All First Cong. District 50% 49% Select Candidates to Display 48% County 47% Multiple values All 44% 46% 43% 45% 42% 42% Education 40% 41% 42% Filter by Other Questions 40% 40% All 37% Decided on Pres. Vote All Marital status 33% 33% All 30% Decided on Senate Vote Marital Status/Sex All All 20% Decided on Governor Sex All 16% All 15% Filter by Support for Education/Sex 10% Other Candidates 7% All 6% Vote in NH Primary Region of State 0% All All Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 Vote for President Party ID In New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District, support is nearly evenly split for Republicans and Democrats. Frank Guinta is the All All only Republican to earn less than 40% of the vote. Vote for US Senate Registration All All Vote for Governor Party Base All All P Clinton Support by Trump Support by Presidential Presidential Race by Presidential Race by Four Major Races, NH Four Major Races, NH r. Primary Vote Primary Vote Non-College Educated Senate Vote Congressional District CD1 CD2 .

Select Values to Display Filter by Demographics Four Major Races, NH CD2 Races Age Jill Stein Chris Sununu Ann Kuster Hillary Clinton Multiple values All Gary Johnson Donald Trump Colin Van Ostern Select Group Jim Lawrence Kelly Ayotte Maggie Hassan Congressional District All Second Cong. District 53% Select Candidates to Display 52% County Multiple values 48% 52% All 50% 47% 51% 47% Education Filter by Other Questions 45% 42% All 40% 40% 40% Decided on Pres. Vote All Marital status 34% 35% 34% All 33% 32% Decided on Senate Vote 30% Marital Status/Sex All All Decided on Governor 20% Sex All All Filter by Support for Education/Sex 10% Other Candidates All 6% 6% Vote in NH Primary Region of State 0% 1% 1% All All Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 Vote for President Party ID The four Democratic candidates in the major races in New Hampshire's 2nd Congressional District all hold considerable leads over All All their Republican opponents. Ann Kuster, Colin Van Ostern, Maggie Hassan, and Hillary Clinton all garner just over half of the vote, while Donald Trump, Chris Sununu, and Jim Lawrence all receive around a third of the vote in CD2. Kelly Ayotte performs the best Vote for US Senate Registration in the district among Republican candidates, but still trails her opponent, Maggie Hassan, by 10%. All All Vote for Governor Party Base All All Five Major NH Races Major Races - Major Races - Those Five Major Races College-Educated Without a College Among Women Degree

Select Values to Display Filter by Demographics Five Major New Hampshire Races Races Age Jill Stein Jim Lawrence Ann Kuster Kelly Ayotte Hillary Clinton Multiple values All Gary Johnson Frank Guinta Chris Sununu Colin Van Ostern Select Group Shawn O'Connor Carol Shea-Porter Donald Trump Maggie Hassan Congressional District All All Select Candidates to Display 53% County Multiple values 50% 49% All 48% 49% 46% 48% 45% Filter by Other Questions Education 44% 45% All 42% 42% 40% 41% Decided on Pres. Vote 38% 38% All Marital status 37% 37% All 33% 33% 33% Decided on Senate Vote 30% 32% Marital Status/Sex All All Decided on Governor 20% Sex All All 16% 15% Filter by Support for Education/Sex 10% Other Candidates All 7% 6% Vote in NH Primary Region of State 0% 1% 1% All All Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 Vote for President Party ID Democrats in the five major races tend to have slightly higher support than their Republican counterparts. Kelly Ayotte garners All All the highest vote share of any Republican while all Democrats apart from Carol Shea-Porter enjoy greater support. All five Democrats earned greater support at the end of the polling period than the beginning, while among Republicans only Kelly Ayotte Vote for US Senate Registration did so. All All Vote for Governor Party Base All All Five Major NH Races Major Races - Major Races - Those Five Major Races College-Educated Without a College Among Women Degree

Select Values to Display Filter by Demographics Major Races Among College-Educated Races Age Frank Guinta Ann Kuster Kelly Ayotte Hillary Clinton Multiple values All Jim Lawrence Donald Trump Colin Van Ostern Select Group Carol Shea-Porter Chris Sununu Maggie Hassan Congressional District Multiple values All 60% 56% Select Candidates to Display 56% 55% County 55% 55% All All 55% 54% 50% 52% 48% Filter by Other Questions Education 47% Multiple values Decided on Pres. Vote 40% 41% All Marital status 36% All 34% 34% 33% Decided on Senate Vote 31% Marital Status/Sex 30% 28% All 28% 27% All 27% Decided on Governor Sex 20% All All Filter by Support for Education/Sex 10% Other Candidates All Vote in NH Primary Region of State 0% All All Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 Vote for President Party ID Democrats hold large leads over their Republican counterparts in all five major races among likely voters with at least a college All All degree. Senator Kelly Ayotte garners the greatest support of Republican candidates among this group, but nearly her opponent leads her by 14% among college educated likely voters. Vote for US Senate Registration All All Vote for Governor Party Base All All Five Major NH Races Major Races - Major Races - Those Five Major Races College-Educated Without a College Among Women Degree

Select Values to Display Filter by Demographics Major Races - Those Without a College Degree Races Age Jim Lawrence Frank Guinta Maggie Hassan Donald Trump Multiple values All Carol Shea-Porter Colin Van Ostern Chris Sununu Select Group Ann Kuster Hillary Clinton Kelly Ayotte Congressional District Multiple values All 60% 57% Select Candidates to Display County 55% All All 52% 51% 50% 48% Filter by Other Questions Education 44% Multiple values 44% 44% 42% Decided on Pres. Vote 40% 42% 40% All Marital status 40% 38% All 33% 33% Decided on Senate Vote 30% 30% 32% All Marital Status/Sex 28% All 26% Decided on Governor Sex 20% All All 18% Filter by Support for Education/Sex 10% Other Candidates All Vote in NH Primary Region of State 0% All All Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 Vote for President Party ID Republicans generally hold small leads over their Democratic opponents among likely voters without a college degree, except for All All Jim Lawrence in CD2, though the gap has narrowed since the beginning of the polling period. Vote for US Senate Registration All All Vote for Governor Party Base All All Five Major NH Races Major Races - Major Races - Those Five Major Races College-Educated Without a College Among Women Degree

Select Values to Display Filter by Demographics Five Major Races Among Women Races Age Jill Stein Frank Guinta Ann Kuster Kelly Ayotte Hillary Clinton Multiple values All Gary Johnson Jim Lawrence Chris Sununu Colin Van Ostern Select Group Shawn O'Connor Carol Shea-Porter Donald Trump Maggie Hassan Congressional District All All Select Candidates to Display County 60% 59% Multiple values All 59% 55% 57% 54% 55% Education 50% Filter by Other Questions 50% 51% All 49% Decided on Pres. Vote All Marital status 40% 41% 38% All 39% 35% 34% Decided on Senate Vote Marital Status/Sex 34% 32% All 30% 30% All 29% 26% 26% Decided on Governor Sex All 20% Female

14% Filter by Support for Education/Sex 10% 10% Other Candidates All Vote in NH Primary 4% Region of State 0% 2% All All Oct 28 Oct 29 Oct 30 Oct 31 Nov 1 Nov 2 Nov 3 Nov 4 Nov 5 Nov 6 Nov 7 Vote for President Party ID Democrats in the five major races in New Hampshire hold strong leads among female voters. Democrats began the polling period All All with a lead among women in all five races and have expanded those leads over time. Donald Trump, who trails Hillary Clinton in the presidential race by 25% among women, garners the second largest share of the female vote among Republican candidates, Vote for US Senate Registration only trailing Kelly Ayotte by 4%. All All Vote for Governor Party Base All All