Transcript: Rep. Chris Pappas on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan," Oct. 11, 2026
Summary
Rep. Chris Pappas, the Democratic Senate candidate in New Hampshire, talked about the tight race against his Republican opponent, John Sununu. Pappas said his campaign is focused on reaching independent voters and lowering costs for families, while criticizing the current administration's policies.Key Facts
- New Hampshire is considered a "purple state," meaning it could vote for either party.
- New Hampshire does not have early voting, so Election Day turnout is crucial.
- Pappas is running against John Sununu, a former U.S. senator with a strong political background.
- Sununu is endorsed by President Donald Trump but has criticized some Trump policies in the past.
- Pappas says Sununu supports Trump’s agenda, which Pappas argues has made life more expensive for New Hampshire families.
- Pappas wants to hold the current administration accountable for corruption and high costs.
- Pappas emphasizes the importance of winning over independent and moderate Republican voters.
- Democrats want to focus on economic issues and government accountability if they gain control of Congress.
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