Race to Replace Democrat Senator in New Hampshire Shifts Toward GOP
Summary
The race to replace Democratic Senator Jeanne Shaheen in New Hampshire has become more competitive, with polls showing Republicans and Democrats close in support. Former Senator John Sununu (Republican) and Representative Chris Pappas (Democrat) are the main candidates, and national Republicans have spent more money in the race. The contest is now seen as a toss-up ahead of the November election.Key Facts
- Senator Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat, is retiring, opening the Senate seat in New Hampshire.
- John Sununu, who was a Republican senator before, won the GOP nomination.
- Chris Pappas, a Democratic representative, is the Democratic nominee.
- Recent polls show a close race, with some polls tying the candidates or showing a small lead for either.
- Republicans have spent almost twice as much as Democrats on the race so far.
- New Hampshire has not elected a Republican senator since 2010.
- The state is known for having many independent voters, making predictions difficult.
- The result could affect control of the U.S. Senate, with Republicans currently holding a narrow majority.
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