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Establishment candidates John E. Sununu and Chris Pappas pitch change in New Hampshire Senate race

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The Guardian left
Pappas focused campaign against Republican John Sununu on serving as a bulwark against Trump administration US midterm elections – live updates Track live results from all 50 states Chris Pappas, the four-term Democratic congressman, has won New Hampshire’s US Senate race, protecting the open seat from a Republican flip in a closely fought contest against John Sununu, the former senator. Pappas, 46, is a centrist voice in the US House who has at times broken with his party on major legislation.
The Washington Post left
Rep. Chris Pappas (D) defeated Republican John E. Sununu to keep retiring senator Jeanne Shaheen’s seat in Democratic hands in New Hampshire, according to the AP. https://wapo.st/4BEuFsR
CNBC left
BREAKING: Pappas wins New Hampshire Senate race, keeping crucial state blue Live blog: cnb.cx/4jRxz75
CNN left
Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas will win New Hampshire's open Senate seat, CNN projects, making history as the first out gay man to be elected to the chamber. Follow live updates. https://cnn.it/4iY9DwT

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Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas defeated Republican John E. Sununu in New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate race, helping Democrats maintain a key seat in the fight for Senate control, the Associated Press said. on.wsj.com/4z0Jzab

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Establishment candidates John E. Sununu and Chris Pappas pitch change in New Hampshire Senate race