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New Hampshire voters head to polls in race crucial to Democrats’ Senate hopes
A retiring senator's open seat in New Hampshire has become a proving ground for whether establishment Democrats can outrun progressive challengers and a Trump-backed dynasty — all in a state where nothing is ever settled by TV ads alone.
- “I was tired of choosing between the lesser of two evils and still seeing so much pain and suffering right here in my state.”
- “One has a 'D' after their name. One has an 'R' after their name … neither of them have been able to address the real needs of the people.”
- “This is the kind of place where you can't just run a bunch of TV ads and expect to win.”
- Sununu called Trump a 'loser,' backed his primary opponent, and now runs with Trump's endorsement — while publicly criticizing his tariffs, his war powers, and his decision to strike Iran without a plan for the Strait of Hormuz.
- Pappas says he rejected corporate PAC money in this race but would not directly address his support from pro-Israel donors, pointing instead to a broad-based effort of individual contributors.