Summary
In New Hampshire, Democrats and Republicans are closely competing for an open Senate seat, previously held by retiring Democrat Jeanne Shaheen. Polls show Democratic Representative Chris Pappas slightly ahead of Republican candidates John Sununu and Scott Brown. The race is seen as vital, with both parties trying to secure control in the upcoming midterm elections.
Key Facts
- Democrats are competing to keep an open Senate seat in New Hampshire.
- Republican candidates include John Sununu, supported by President Trump, and Scott Brown.
- Polls show Chris Pappas, a Democrat, slightly ahead against Sununu and Brown.
- In primary polls, Sununu leads among Republican voters.
- Midterm elections often see the party in the White House losing seats.
- President Trump's declining approval rating could influence the election outcome.
- Pappas has strong support from women and young voters.
- The race is crucial as Republicans hold slim majorities in Congress.
