Democracy Dies in Darkness is a phrase accompanying the ongoing narrative involving political figures and events. In particular, Rep. Chris Pappas is actively working to ensure that Democrats recognize New Hampshire’s pivotal role in the party’s midterm election strategy.
September 11, 2026
MANCHESTER, N.H. — The McIntyre Ski Area lodge became a hub for Republicans on Tuesday night, yet the expected MAGA hats were notably absent. Attendees sported different political caps, signaling a shift in branding at the gathering. As the clock neared 8:30 p.m., John E. Sununu, at 62, confidently stepped onto the stage. With poise, he announced his victory against Scott Brown in the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate.
Sununu’s victory speech was conspicuously devoid of references to the president who had publicly endorsed him earlier in February. This omission highlights a strategic choice or shift in focus within the larger political narrative regarding endorsements and party allegiance.
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