U.S. Senate · 2026
Qualitative research dossier. No comprehensive numeric score or endorsement is assigned from these statements alone.
Research checked October 8, 2026 | Edition 10
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John Sununu foregrounds fiscal restraint and lower taxes; reporting distinguishes his tariff concerns and war-authorization discussion from other Republican primary candidates. Chris Pappas’s congressional record and campaign provide leads on healthcare, retirement, and economic policy. Scott Brown is not the November nominee.
A fiscal-hawk label is not a scored budget. Compare retirement reform proposals with O04, actual coverage mechanisms with P03–P05, and military authority with the charter. Do not import another primary candidate’s statements into Sununu’s profile.
Lead source: https://www.thegreenpapers.com/G26/NH
Directory and selected official-status fields from the Edition 10 research inventory. A directory listing is not final certification.
Democratic · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
Member of Congress Christopher C. "Chris" Pappas • Congressional District 1 • FEC S6NH00141; 19 Aug 26; Tot $15,384,657; Dsb $11,540,323
Campaign / directory link · FEC S6NH00141
Republican · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
former Senator John E. Sununu • First elected to the House of Representatives: 1996, re-elected: 1998, 2000; elected to the U.S. Senate in 2002; unsuccessful candidate for reelection: 2008. • FEC S6NH00208; 19 Aug 26; Tot $4,180,252; Dsb $1,110,715
Campaign / directory link · FEC S6NH00208
Constitution · Ballot status: not independently certified in the selected official extracts
Edmond J. "Ed" Laplante, Jr. • FEC S2NH00223
Campaign / directory link · FEC S2NH00223
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