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Sununu vs. Pappas: Where the candidates stand in the fundraising battle — Joe Biden | ChamberLight
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Chris Pappas has raised substantially more than John Sununu for New Hampshire’s open Senate seat, while Sununu has spent less and benefited from outside spending. The article compares campaign filings, polling and ad spending as both sides prepare for the general election.
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People in this story 5 + 1 Democratic Senate candidate and U.S. representative whose fundraising and spending are compared with Sununu’s.
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Former president mentioned to place Hassan’s 2022 fundraising in political context.
Democratic senator whose past fundraising and 2022 election are used for comparison.
Republican candidate in the 2022 Senate race, cited as a fundraising and outside-spending comparison.
ALSO MENTIONED Kelly Ayotte, Former senator named in a comparison to the 2016 New Hampshire Senate race.
Former president mentioned to place Hassan’s 2022 fundraising in political context.
Democratic senator whose past fundraising and 2022 election are used for comparison.
DB Republican candidate in the 2022 Senate race, cited as a fundraising and outside-spending comparison.
ALSO MENTIONED Kelly Ayotte, Former senator named in a comparison to the 2016 New Hampshire Senate race.
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