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Republicans were hoping to flip this New Hampshire Senate seat – will Trump get in the way?

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The Guardian - UK
By Shrai Popat in Manchester, New Hampshire
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Republicans were hoping to flip this New Hampshire Senate seat – will Trump get in the way?
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Republican John Sununu tries to distance himself from unpopular president in race against Chris Pappas that has gone from ‘toss-up to ‘lean Democrat’ Chris Pappas is stopping himself from getting too excited ahead of Tuesday’s midterm election. “I take nothing for granted,” said the four-term US representative and Democratic nominee for New Hampshire’s open Senate seat. “This is a very purple, competitive state. Elections are never in the bag here.” Continue reading...

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  • Republicans were hoping to flip this New Hampshire Senate seat – will Trump get in the way?.
  • “I take nothing for granted,” said the four-term US representative and Democratic nominee for New Hampshire’s open Senate seat.
  • “This is a very purple, competitive state.

Republican John Sununu tries to distance himself from unpopular president in race against Chris Pappas that has gone from ‘toss-up to ‘lean Democrat’Chris Pappas is stopping himself from getting too excited ahead of Tuesday’s midterm election.“I take nothing for granted,” said the four-term US representative and Democratic nominee for New Hampshire’s open Senate seat. “This is a very purple, competitive state. Elections are never in the bag here.” Continue reading...

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