Sununu's Chances of Beating Pappas in Knife-Edge NH Race

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The article gives polling dates, sample sizes, vote shares and margins of error, and compares surveys with prediction markets and forecasters. It includes statements from political figures on both sides, but the campaigns did not provide comments and the story offers limited independent context beyond the polling and campaign claims.

The story includes polls pointing in different directions, polling caveats and assessments from both Democratic- and Republican-aligned sources. However, the campaigns themselves did not comment, and the article provides limited independent examination of their competing claims.

• ▸Source diversity — Multiple pollsters, forecasters, prediction markets and partisan voices are included.
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The article presents polling and forecasts that favor Pappas alongside surveys showing Sununu ahead or the candidates close. Its language is largely descriptive, and it includes campaign arguments from both parties.

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• ▸Source selection — Uses several polling and forecasting sources, as well as voices aligned with both parties.
• ▸Framing — Frames the contest as competitive while noting a Democratic advantage in averages and forecasts.