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Leavitt Closes Gap with Pappas in NH First Congressional District - Vimarsana News

Leavitt Closes Gap with Pappas in NH First Congressional District

Rep. Chris Pappas leads GOP challenger Karoline Leavitt 48%-47% win a margin of error of 4.4% in the AARP New Hampshire poll.

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Competitive House, Senate, and Gubernatorial Election Cycle Update - Vimarsana News

Competitive House, Senate, and Gubernatorial Election Cycle Update

Democrats currently control the House of Representatives 221 – 212. After losing seats in the 2020 election, Democrats held on to a slim majority in the House. Republicans need to net five seats in the House to flip control. Below are the competitive House races 2022 cycle.

What's Next in Washington? - October 2022 Edition | Foley & Lardner LLP - Vimarsana News

What's Next in Washington? - October 2022 Edition | Foley & Lardner LLP

The 2022 Midterm Elections are a little over one month away and the races are tightening up. Democrats have seen their fortunes improve with a string of legislative victories and...

Valley News - How NH's millionaire politicians try to relate to everyday constituents - Vimarsana News

Valley News - How NH's millionaire politicians try to relate to everyday constituents

Politicians deflecting their personal finances in hope of presenting a sense of relatability with voters is nothing new.It dates back to the 1800s, with William Henry Harrison’s presidential campaign in 1840, according to Andy Smith, the director of...

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How NH's millionaire politicians try to relate to everyday constituents - Vimarsana News

How NH's millionaire politicians try to relate to everyday constituents

Politicians deflecting their personal finances in hope of presenting a sense of relatability with voters is nothing new. It dates back to the 1800s, with William Henry Harrison’s presidential campaign in 1840, according to Andy Smith, the director of...