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Citizen Intelligence · Senate File 006 · Public Edition

New Hampshire

Chris Pappas and John E. Sununu

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CANDIDATE A
Chris Pappas
CANDIDATE B
John E. Sununu

Who is in this race?

Pappas serves in the U.S. House. Sununu served in the U.S. Senate before.

What does the archive look at?

The archive looks at their past votes and public views.

Where does campaign money come from?

The archive reports AIPAC-linked money from an older House race for Pappas. It does not treat that as a new Senate donation.

What still needs checking?

The archive says some current campaign money details still need to be checked.

Five things to look at

  1. Health care
  2. Jobs and money
  3. Safety and fairness
  4. War and military spending
  5. Children and families

Ask the same questions about both people. Look at what they did, not just what they said.

What do these words mean?

PAC: A group that raises or spends money in politics.

Outside spending: Money a group spends to help or oppose a candidate. It is not always a gift to the campaign.

Pending: We still need to check.

Flag: Something the archive asks readers to look at more closely. A flag is not proof of wrongdoing.

You decide.This page is for learning, not telling you how to vote. The full PDF includes more details, source names, and the writer's opinion. Opinion is not the same as proof.
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Based on Citizen Intelligence Archive, October 2026. This is a simplified summary of the archive, not independent fact-checking.