New Polls Show Tight Races in Vermont and New Hampshire Elections
New polls released for Vermont and New Hampshire indicate close races, with Scott in a statistical tie with Janoo, and Pappas tied with Sununu.
Burlington Plattsburgh, VT, September 24, 2026 —
Recent polling data released for upcoming elections in Vermont and New Hampshire reveals a competitive landscape, with key races appearing to be statistically tied.
In Vermont, the latest polls indicate that Scott is in a statistical tie with Janoo. This suggests that neither candidate holds a significant lead, and the outcome of the election could be determined by a narrow margin of voters.
Similarly, in New Hampshire, polling results show Pappas tied with Sununu. This parity in voter preference signifies a close contest, where the election is expected to be highly contested.
The details regarding the specific polling organizations, the dates of the polls, the methodologies used, and the margin of error were not provided in the summary. Furthermore, the specific offices or elections to which these polls refer were not detailed.
The term “statistical tie” implies that the difference in support between the candidates is within the margin of error of the poll, meaning either candidate could be leading or the race could be perfectly even. This level of closeness in polling often foreshadows a highly engaged electorate and a close election day.
Further information, such as the timing of these elections and detailed breakdowns of voter demographics within the polls, would provide additional context to these close electoral projections.
Story summarized from the original created by Ben Breen,Roy Santa Croce on www.mychamplainvalley.com, see more information here.
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