Senate 2026 · New Hampshire
Government operations coverage
An open Democratic-held seat. The September 8 primaries set the matchup: Chris Pappas, the four-term congressman for the state's first district, against John Sununu, who held this seat from 2003 to 2009. Below: press releases from parties, campaigns and government offices from the New Hampshire press that name a candidate in this race, coded to Government operations (CAP major topic 20), since collection began in May 2026. A name anywhere in the text counts, so a piece need not be about the race. Pages that are not articles are left out.
Candidates
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Media Advisory: John Sununu to be Joined by U.S. Chamber of Commerce
20 Government Operations
Pappas and Shaheen Turn to Washington Democrats to Boost Their Campaigns
20 Government Operations
NHGOP Chairman Scott Maltzie on Pete Buttigieg Visit to New Hampshire
20 Government Operations
ICYMI: Pappas and Platner
20 Government Operations
On Graham Platner: Others Lead While Chris Pappas Waits for the Party Bosses
20 Government Operations
Chris Pappas Keeps Catering to the Far Left
20 Government Operations
Media Advisory: John Sununu to File for U.S. Senate
20 Government Operations
John Sununu Doubles Cash on Hand; Raises Over $1.5 Million
20 Government Operations
John Sununu Raises Nearly $1.7 Million in First 2.5 Months of Campaign
20 Government Operations
ICYMI: Sununu Leads the Way For New Hampshire Republicans
20 Government Operations
NH House Majority Leader and 18 Colleagues Endorse John Sununu for Senator
20 Government Operations
Does Chris Pappas Support Chuck Schumer As Democrat Senate Leader?
20 Government Operations
Sununu Statement on Pappas Vote to Shut Down Government
20 Government Operations
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