Incumbent Democrat Maggie Goodlander maintains a consistent polling lead over Republican Lily Tang Williams in New Hampshire’s 2nd Congressional District heading into the November 3 general election. Recent surveys, including the final University of New Hampshire Granite State Poll and Saint Anselm College results, show Goodlander ahead by 15 points or more among likely voters, aligning with the district’s modest Democratic lean and her strong primary performance. Fundraising disparities and incumbency have reinforced this positioning, while the Republican nominee has consolidated support without closing the gap in the closing weeks. Trader pricing on specific victory margins reflects this evidence, with outcomes in the 10-25 point Democratic range commanding the highest implied probabilities. A late surge in Republican turnout or unexpected national shifts could narrow the result, though current data indicate limited scope for such movement before polls close.