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Washington Examiner

John Sununu Wins New Hampshire GOP Senate Primary, Set to Face Chris Pappas

John E. Sununu won the New Hampshire GOP Senate primary with 69.6% of the vote and will face Democratic nominee Chris Pappas in the general election. The seat is open due to retiring Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, and while Republicans are optimistic, nonpartisan forecasters give Democrats a slight edge in the race.

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New York Times — Politics

Anthony DiLorenzo Wins Republican House Primary in New Hampshire

Anthony DiLorenzo has secured victory in the Republican primary for the House seat in New Hampshire. The results were confirmed on September 9, 2026, and he is recognized for his backing from former President Donald Trump.

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Guardian — US

John Sununu wins New Hampshire Republican Senate primary

John Sununu has won the New Hampshire Republican Senate primary, defeating Scott Brown. This victory positions him as the Republican nominee for the upcoming election, where the race is expected to be competitive.

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Fox News — Politics

Former Senator John E. Sununu Wins GOP Nomination in New Hampshire Senate Race

Former Senator John E. Sununu has secured the GOP nomination for the Senate in New Hampshire, defeating former Senator Scott Brown. Sununu will face Democratic nominee Chris Pappas in the general election, with the race seen as pivotal for Republican control of the Senate in the midterm elections.

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New York Post

John Sununu and Chris Pappas Win New Hampshire Senate Primaries

John Sununu and Chris Pappas won their respective primaries in New Hampshire, setting up a general election for the Senate seat being vacated by Jeanne Shaheen. Sununu, endorsed by President Trump, faced off against several candidates in the Republican primary, while Pappas secured his position with endorsements from prominent Democrats. Polling suggests a close race ahead.

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New York Times — Politics

Chris Pappas Wins New Hampshire Democratic Senate Primary

Chris Pappas won the New Hampshire Democratic Senate primary on September 8, 2026, defeating progressive challenger Karishma Manzur. Pappas will face Republican nominee John E. Sununu in the general election, following endorsements from prominent Democratic figures and significant fundraising advantages.

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New York Times — US

Chris Pappas Wins New Hampshire Democratic Senate Primary Against Karishma Manzur

Chris Pappas won the New Hampshire Democratic Senate primary on September 8, 2026, defeating progressive challenger Karishma Manzur. Pappas will face Republican nominee John E. Sununu in the general election, with significant financial backing from party-affiliated super PACs. If elected, Pappas would be the first openly gay male senator.

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Guardian — US

Chris Pappas wins New Hampshire Democratic Senate primary

Congressman Chris Pappas won the Democratic primary for the US Senate in New Hampshire, defeating Karishma Manzur. His victory positions him for a general election that is important for the Democratic Party's strategy to flip the Senate, following the retirement of incumbent Jeanne Shaheen.

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The Hill

Pappas and Sununu to Compete for New Hampshire Senate Seat

Rep. Chris Pappas and former Sen. John E. Sununu are set to compete for the Senate seat of retiring Sen. Jeanne Shaheen in New Hampshire. Pappas won the Democratic nomination, while Sununu secured the Republican nomination.

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Guardian — US

Missouri Congressional Maps Affected by Conflicting Court Rulings

A federal judge in Missouri has ruled that the state cannot use its old congressional maps in the November midterm elections, following a decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to deny an emergency request related to a redrawn map. The Missouri Supreme Court had stated that the new map requires voter approval before it can be used.

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The Hill

Carville suggests Trump may want GOP to lose midterms

James Carville, a Democratic strategist, suggested that President Trump may desire a loss for the Republican Party in the midterm elections. He articulated this perspective during an interview, indicating that Trump's behavior reflects a disdain for the party.

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PBS NewsHour

Impact of Trump's Tariff Policies on Congressional Races

President Trump's tariff policies are affecting key congressional races ahead of the midterm elections. In Michigan, significant job losses in manufacturing and high tariff costs are influencing House and Senate races. In Pennsylvania, tariffs on motorcycles are complicating the reelection efforts of Congressman Scott Perry. In Kansas, Trump's remarks about a Canadian company are making the Senate race more competitive for Democrats.

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PBS NewsHour

Impact of Trump's Tariff Policies on Congressional Races

President Trump's tariff policies are influencing key Congressional races ahead of the midterm elections. In Michigan, significant job losses in manufacturing due to tariffs are impacting races for both the House and Senate. Pennsylvania's 10th Congressional District is facing challenges due to Canadian tariffs on motorcycles, affecting local businesses. In Kansas, the Senate race is becoming more competitive as job losses linked to Trump's statements on a Canadian company are highlighted. Overall, these trade policies are shifting voter sentiment in several states.

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Axios

Republicans Face Challenges as Trump Influences Midterm Elections

Republican lawmakers are facing challenges as President Trump continues to influence the midterm elections, complicating their efforts to localize their campaigns. Key issues include Trump's proposals on child care subsidies and tariffs, which have sparked backlash among conservative lawmakers. With significant absences expected at the upcoming convention, the impact of Trump's actions on Republican candidates remains uncertain.

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The New Yorker

Alternative for Germany Party Achieves Significant Electoral Success in Saxony-Anhalt

The Alternative for Germany party (AfD) achieved nearly 44% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt, surpassing the Christian Democratic Union by over 25 points. Historian Katja Hoyer discussed the AfD's rise, attributing it to economic dissatisfaction and a lack of attention to voter concerns by traditional parties. The AfD's extreme positioning has raised concerns across Europe regarding its potential governance.

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Washington Examiner

Former Texas Law Enforcement Official Endorses James Talarico in Senate Race

David Maxwell, a former law enforcement official under Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, has endorsed Democrat James Talarico in the Senate race. Maxwell, who reported Paxton to the FBI and was subsequently fired, criticized Paxton's actions and emphasized the need for a senator who serves the public. Talarico's campaign is focusing on Paxton's legal and ethical controversies as he seeks to flip a Senate seat in Texas.

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Washington Examiner

Netanyahu Denies UAE Warning Prior to October 7 Attack Amid Election Blame Game

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has denied claims that he received a warning from UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan about the October 7 attack. The denial comes amid rising political tensions as blame for the incident becomes a focal point in the lead-up to the elections. The UAE has stated that it maintains open communication with Israel regarding intelligence matters.

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