Chris Pappas Wins New Hampshire Senate Race
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CBS News projects that Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas will win the New Hampshire Senate race, defeating former Republican Sen. John Sununu and keeping the seat in Democratic hands.
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With his election on Tuesday, Pappas will be the first openly gay man to represent the state in the Senate.
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Chris Pappas has won New Hampshire's US Senate race, defeating Republican John Sununu in a tight contest. At 46 years old, Pappas will become the first openly gay male senator upon taking office. He campaigned on opposing President Trump’s policies and securing Democratic endorsements, while highlighting Trump’s unpopularity in New Hampshire. During the campaign, Pappas criticized Trump's Iran policy and potential…
Democrat Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire Senate race to become first out gay senator →2 articles from The Guardian on this storyChris Pappas has been projected by CBS News as the winner of New Hampshire's Senate election, beating out Republican candidate John Sununu. This result ensures that the state’s Senate seat remains under Democratic control. The article focuses on the projection made by CBS News during their special coverage anchored by Tony Dokoupil and Norah O'Donnell.
Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire's Senate election, CBS News projects →2 articles from CBS News on this storyChris Pappas, a Democratic congressman from New Hampshire, has won the Senate race against Republican John E. Sununu, who was backed by former President Trump. With 19.18% of votes counted, Pappas led with 60.6%, compared to Sununu's 37.61%. This victory strengthens Democrats' chances of regaining control of the Senate in the midterms. Sununu, a former senator and son of a former governor, had criticized Pappas for…
Democrats score major Senate victory as Pappas defeats Trump-backed Republican in key battleground →Chris Pappas won the New Hampshire US Senate seat on November 3, defeating Republican John Sununu. This victory ensures Democrats maintain a crucial seat as they aim to control the chamber. Pappas blamed high energy prices and disrupted oil shipments due to President Trump's actions regarding Iran for voters' concerns. Republicans had hoped to expand their majority from 53-47 but faced strong competition in this…
Chris Pappas holds New Hampshire US Senate seat for Democrats →Chris Pappas won the New Hampshire Senate race against John Sununu, securing a Democratic victory that keeps the seat away from Republican control. Pappas held a significant lead of over 20 points when the Associated Press called the race, solidifying his win despite Sununu’s centrist appeal and family political legacy. The result is seen as a blow to Republicans who had hoped to flip this key battleground state…
Democrat Chris Pappas defeats John Sununu in race for New Hampshire Senate seat →Chris Pappas defeated John Sununu in New Hampshire's Senate race on Tuesday, becoming the first openly gay male senator in U.S. history. Despite initial tight polls, Pappas secured victory with national Democrats providing additional financial support due to concerns over Republican candidate Sununu’s family name influence and negative national trends for Republicans. The win continues a Democratic streak in federal…
Chris Pappas halts Sununu comeback in New Hampshire, makes Senate history →Show 1 more outlets
On November 3, 2026, Chris Pappas, a Democrat, spoke to his supporters in New Hampshire after ABC News projected him as the winner of the state's Senate race. The projection secured the Senate seat for his party.
WATCH: Chris Pappas addresses supporters after projected win in New Hampshire Senate race →Analysis
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- 2 Nov
If Pappas wins this year’s election, he will be the first out gay man to serve in the US Senate.
- 4 Nov
Washington — Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas defeated former GOP Sen. John Sununu in the New Hampshire Senate race, CBS News projects, keeping the seat in Democratic control after Sen. Jeanne Shaheen's retirement.
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4 Nov WATCH: Chris Pappas addresses supporters after projected win in New Hampshire Senate raceOn November 3, 2026, Chris Pappas, a Democrat, spoke to his supporters in New Hampshire after ABC News projected him as the winner of the state's Senate race. The projection secured the Senate seat for his party.ABC News (US)
4 Nov Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire's Senate election, CBS News projectsChris Pappas has been projected by CBS News as the winner of New Hampshire's Senate election, beating out Republican candidate John Sununu. This result ensures that the state’s Senate seat remains under Democratic control. The article focuses on the projection made by CBS News during their special coverage anchored by Tony Dokoupil and Norah O'Donnell.CBS News
4 Nov Democrat Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire Senate race to become first out gay senatorChris Pappas has won New Hampshire's US Senate race, defeating Republican John Sununu in a tight contest. At 46 years old, Pappas will become the first openly gay male senator upon taking office. He campaigned on opposing President Trump’s policies and securing Democratic endorsements, while highlighting Trump’s unpopularity in New Hampshire. During the campaign, Pappas criticized Trump's Iran policy and potential…The Guardian
4 Nov Chris Pappas halts Sununu comeback in New Hampshire, makes Senate historyChris Pappas defeated John Sununu in New Hampshire's Senate race on Tuesday, becoming the first openly gay male senator in U.S. history. Despite initial tight polls, Pappas secured victory with national Democrats providing additional financial support due to concerns over Republican candidate Sununu’s family name influence and negative national trends for Republicans. The win continues a Democratic streak in federal…New York Post
4 Nov Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire 2026 Senate electionChris Pappas won the New Hampshire Senate race against former GOP Senator John Sununu, according to CBS News projections. Representing New Hampshire since 2019, Pappas defeated Sununu despite the latter's family name recognition; Sununu is from a politically influential family in the state but could not overcome strong Democratic support. This victory keeps the seat under Democratic control and counters Republican…CBS News
4 Nov Democrat Chris Pappas defeats John Sununu in race for New Hampshire Senate seatChris Pappas won the New Hampshire Senate race against John Sununu, securing a Democratic victory that keeps the seat away from Republican control. Pappas held a significant lead of over 20 points when the Associated Press called the race, solidifying his win despite Sununu’s centrist appeal and family political legacy. The result is seen as a blow to Republicans who had hoped to flip this key battleground state…Washington Examiner4 Nov Chris Pappas holds New Hampshire US Senate seat for DemocratsChris Pappas won the New Hampshire US Senate seat on November 3, defeating Republican John Sununu. This victory ensures Democrats maintain a crucial seat as they aim to control the chamber. Pappas blamed high energy prices and disrupted oil shipments due to President Trump's actions regarding Iran for voters' concerns. Republicans had hoped to expand their majority from 53-47 but faced strong competition in this…The Straits Times
4 Nov Democrats score major Senate victory as Pappas defeats Trump-backed Republican in key battlegroundChris Pappas, a Democratic congressman from New Hampshire, has won the Senate race against Republican John E. Sununu, who was backed by former President Trump. With 19.18% of votes counted, Pappas led with 60.6%, compared to Sununu's 37.61%. This victory strengthens Democrats' chances of regaining control of the Senate in the midterms. Sununu, a former senator and son of a former governor, had criticized Pappas for…Fox News
2 Nov Republicans were hoping to flip this New Hampshire Senate seat – will Trump get in the way?Chris Pappas, a four-term US representative running for New Hampshire's open Senate seat, faces a tight race against Republican candidate John Sununu as the midterm election approaches on Tuesday. Polls show Pappas narrowly ahead but both candidates are concerned about voter turnout and Trump's low approval rating in the state at 32%. Democrats hope to capitalize on rising gas and heating oil prices, which have…The Guardian
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