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John Sununu disagrees with brother's comments on election scenario

John E. Sununu has publicly disagreed with his brother Chris Sununu's claim that he would lead by 30 points in the New Hampshire Senate race if voters thought he was on the ballot. Chris Sununu made this remark during a CNN interview.

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John E. Sununu has publicly disagreed with his brother Chris Sununu's claim that he would lead by 30 points in the New Hampshire Senate race if voters thought he was on the ballot. Chris Sununu made this remark during a CNN interview.

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John Sununu says brother ‘totally wrong’ about election hypothetical

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John Sununu disagrees with brother's comments on election scenario