NEW HAMPSHIRE: A SPLIT DECISION

🏛️ U.S. SENATE (open seat) ✅
🔵 Rep. Chris Pappas @ChrisPappasNH: 337,283 (56.1%)
🔴 Fmr. Sen. John E. Sununu @SununuSenator: 252,909 (42.1%)
Sununu called Pappas to concede (WMUR). Democrats hold the seat Jeanne Shaheen is leaving.
🗳️ Turnout: 601,394 so far vs 620,975 in 2022 (–3%, ~8% still out)
📊 2022: Maggie Hassan won by 9. This time Pappas won by 14.

🏠 GOVERNOR ✅

🔴 Gov. Kelly Ayotte @KellyAyotte: 306,227 (51.2%)
🔵 Cinde Warmington @CindeWarmington: 281,799 (47.1%)
"I want to thank the people of New Hampshire for our victory last night and the opportunity to continue the work of keeping our state safe…" — Ayotte (Concord Monitor)
🗳️ Turnout: 597,903 so far vs 619,135 in 2022 (–3%, ~8% still out)
📊 2022: Chris Sununu (R) won by 15.5. Ayotte's margin: about 4.

🗳️ U.S. HOUSE ✅

✅ NH-1: 🔵 Stefany Shaheen @Stefany4NH (new) 175,288 – Anthony DiLorenzo @DiLorenzo4NH 131,331
🗳️ Turnout 306,619 vs 309,962 in '22 (–1%)
✅ NH-2: 🔵 Maggie Goodlander @MaggieG603 172,529 – Lily Tang Williams @Lily4Liberty 112,315
🗳️ Turnout 291,653 vs 307,584 in '22 (–5%) · still counting

(AP, unofficial; 2022 official)

Blue for Senate, red for governor. What does New Hampshire want? 👇

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