New Hampshire State Senate President Chuck Morse has announced that he will challenge incumbent Sen. Maggie Hassan (D-N.H.), who won her seat in 2016 by a margin of less than one percent. Morse’s announcement is a sign of things to come for the Granite State, which presents a unique opportunity for a Republican takeover. In 2016, Hassan beat incumbent GOP Sen. Kelly Ayotte by a margin of only 0.14 percent. A mere 1,017 votes decided the outcome of the election in the purple state. But such a small margin gives Hassan practically no room for error if she is to win reelection in November. And amid a slew of ongoing crises, including skyrocketing inflation, supply chain issues, and energy shortages across the nation, for which Republicans blame President Joe Biden, Hassan’s situation is even more precarious. Such a dire situation for Democrats in the state means that N.H. Republicans have …