NH-1

[Heisenberg]

Innis would be the strongest candidate, but I don't see him running next time. Sanborn and Burt don't have prayer. Edwards is a nice guy, but I don't think he can beat CSP

If not Innis - who else (preferrably NOT ultraconservative)?

I don't know if there's anyone out there right now.

John Stephens who ran for governor in '10 is a name I've heard mentioned. He's more on the moderate side. Another person who I think could beat her is former State Rep Adam Schroadter. He's in line with  more liberty/Paul type Republicans but also is moderate on issues like abortion. With the right money he could go far.

Normally I would say Rich Ashooh but after his loss to Guinta in a winnable primary I think he's out of contention. 

Thanks!

What's wrong with you just supporting CSP's reelection? I'm a Republican and even I have her banner in my signature .
I don't really think the race is winnable for Republicans, it's money and time better spent elsewhere.

[Heisenberg]

If Republicans are going to pick up seats next year, the gains will be in Trumpy places like rural Minnesota, I can't see CSP losing. Keep in mind there was a Bernie bot who ran as an independent and did well, he probably took votes mostly from CSP.
And yeah, last year was a GOP wave. They were just overextended in the House and expected to lose more, same with the Senate. If it was the 2014 map it would have been +9 (same as IRL but with Michigan instead of Colorado). The Senate is more about what the map looks like than anything else.