Pappas and Sununu win New Hampshire Senate primaries, setting up fall showdown

Published Sep 9, 12:23 AM UTC

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Democratic Representative Chris Pappas and former Republican Senator John E. Sununu won their respective party primaries in New Hampshire on Tuesday, setting the stage for a highly competitive general election campaign in the battleground state this November. The race is expected to be one of the most closely watched Senate contests in the country, with control of the chamber potentially at stake. Both candidates are well-known figures in New Hampshire politics, with Pappas currently serving in the U.S. House and Sununu having previously represented the state in the Senate. The fall campaign is anticipated to draw significant national attention and spending from both parties.

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Democrat Chris Pappas and Republican John E. Sununu have won their respective party primaries, setting the stage for a critical showdown in November.

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WSJ.com: PoliticsWestern

Original headline: Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas and Republican former Sen. John E. Sununu prevailed in Tuesday’s New Hampshire Senate primary, setting up a competitive fall campaign in the battleground state

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Pappas and Sununu win New Hampshire Senate primaries, setting up competitive fall race

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