New Hampshire U.S. Senate candidate John E. Sununu attended the state’s GOP unity breakfast Monday alongside U.S. House candidate Anthony DiLorenzo, Republican National Committee Chair Joe Gruters, NH GOP Chair Scott Maltzie and New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte, all Republicans. Sununu and DiLorenzo outlined the Republican caucus’ playbook if the party retains the majority in either chamber after the midterms. Sununu will go on to face Democrat U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas and DiLorenzo will face Democrat Stefany Shaheen, the daughter of retiring U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-NH, in the November 3rd, general election. Cook Political Report rated the Senate race “Lean Democrat,” and Inside Elections rated the race a “Toss-Up.” Cook Political Report rated the race for New Hampshire’s first district “Likely Democrat,” and Inside Elections rated it “Lean Democrat.”
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Part 1 — U.S. Sen. Candidate John E. Sununu & U.S. House Candidate Anthony DiLorenzo Hold News Conference at Grappone Conference Center in Concord
Part 2 (below) Republican candidates Gov. Kelly Ayotte, John E. Sununu and Anthony DiLorenzo and others speak at the New Hampshire Republican Unity Breakfast Monday. Candidate Lily Tang Williams didn’t attend because of a family commitment.