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Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in New Hampshire, 2026.
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Representative Chris Pappas, Democrat of New Hampshire, will be the Senate’s first openly gay male senator after his victory over former Senator John E. Sununu, a Republican. He gave a victory speech at his family’s restaurant shortly after Sununu concede
New Hampshire, United States
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Representative Chris Pappas, Democrat of New Hampshire, will be the Senate’s first openly gay male senator after his victory over former Senator John E. Sununu, a Republican. He gave a victory speech at his family’s restaurant shortly after Sununu concede
Sununu and Pappas clash in final debate of U.S. Senate race - New Hampshire Public Radio
Pappas, Sununu spar over Trump, Social Security, Iran in fiery US Senate debate - WMUR
Full video: Chris Pappas-John E. Sununu 2026 Debate - WMUR
2026 NH U.S. Senate Race: Pappas, Sununu debate first-year accomplishment - WMUR
2026 NH U.S. Senate Race: Pappas, Sununu debate America's role on the world stage - WMUR
2026 NH U.S. Senate Race: Pappas, Sununu debate healthcare access in rural areas - WMUR
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Representative Chris Pappas, Democrat of New Hampshire, will be the Senate’s first openly gay male senator after his victory over former Senator John E. Sununu, a Republican. He gave a victory speech at his family’s restaurant shortly after Sununu concede
Akwadoghị ya kaSununu and Pappas clash in final debate of U.S. Senate race - New Hampshire Public Radio
Akwadoghị ya kaPappas, Sununu spar over Trump, Social Security, Iran in fiery US Senate debate - WMUR
Akwadoghị ya kaFull video: Chris Pappas-John E. Sununu 2026 Debate - WMUR
Akwadoghị ya ka2026 NH U.S. Senate Race: Pappas, Sununu debate first-year accomplishment - WMUR
Akwadoghị ya ka2026 NH U.S. Senate Race: Pappas, Sununu debate America's role on the world stage - WMUR
Akwadoghị ya ka2026 NH U.S. Senate Race: Pappas, Sununu debate healthcare access in rural areas - WMUR
AkwadoroJohn E. Sununu answers questions from voters in New Hampshire town hall event
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