What to watch in the US's New Hampshire and Rhode Island primary elections - Grenada Chronicle – Daily Grenada And Caribbean News
Pappas is described as the Democratic frontrunner, with his primary lead narrowing and his positions on Israel and Gaza discussed.

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The article previews New Hampshire’s Senate primaries, including the contests involving Chris Pappas, John Sununu and their challengers, ahead of the November midterms. It also covers Rhode Island’s governor’s race, where incumbent Dan McKee faces a primary challenge from Helena Foulkes.
New Hampshire voters are due to choose nominees for the Senate seat being vacated by Jeanne Shaheen. The article describes Chris Pappas as the Democratic frontrunner, while reporting that his lead over Karishma Manzur has narrowed; it also says a poll by Senate Republicans’ campaign arm showed Republican John Sununu one point ahead of Pappas in a possible general-election matchup, with nearly a quarter of voters undecided. Sununu faces Scott Brown and other Republican primary contenders. The article also discusses the candidates’ positions and endorsements.
In Rhode Island, incumbent Democratic Governor Dan McKee faces a primary challenge from Helena Foulkes. The article says a recent poll had McKee trailing by as much as 38 points and that Foulkes had raised more money; it links voter resentment toward McKee to congestion and economic effects following a partial closure of a Providence bridge. The state’s Republican gubernatorial primary features Aaron Guckian and Elaine Pelino.
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10 VOTESPeople in this story
SWIPE →Democratic Senate candidate in New Hampshire and current U.S. representative
Republican Senate primary candidate challenging John Sununu
Democratic Senate primary challenger to Chris Pappas
President whose endorsements and party influence are discussed
Former president mentioned in connection with McKee’s predecessor
Former vice president who endorsed Chris Pappas
Retiring Democratic senator whose seat is being contested
Trump White House press secretary, mentioned as Pappas’s former election opponent
Senator whose former Massachusetts seat Scott Brown held
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39 OUTLETSChris Pappas and John Sununu won their party primaries in New Hampshire and will face each other for the open Senate seat. Coverage also presents the general-election race as potentially consequential for control of the Senate. Center outlets largely report the results and matchup in straightforward terms, including candidates’ criticisms of one another. Right-leaning outlets also cover the matchup, while some give more weight to ideological divisions in the Democratic contest and Republican prospects.
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- Yahoo News · Pappas and Sununu will face off for a key Senate seat and other takeaways from New Hampshire's primaries
- AOL.com · New Hampshire Senate race set between Pappas and Sununu after projected primary wins
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