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John Sununu is running on his family’s legacy in New Hampshire. His brother is staying on the sidelines
Campaign signs use only “Sununu” as polls show Democrat Chris Pappas leading in a race Republicans hope to hold for the Senate.
- Republican Senate nominee John Sununu is running for New Hampshire's seat, with campaign signs across the Granite State reading "Sununu" in block letters to invoke the family's political legacy.
- Democratic Senate nominee Chris Pappas recently claimed his opponent omits his first name on campaign signage as a way to confuse voters.
- Former Gov Chris Sununu remains uninvolved in John's campaign, stating "you got to stand on your own two feet" despite the family's GOP legacy.
- Mike Schrimpf, a spokesperson for John, said Chris has campaigned with and supported John, noting everyone in New Hampshire knows he supports his brother.
- Polls show Pappas leading in a race Republicans hope they can win as they try to prevent Democrats from netting the four seats they need to win the Senate.
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