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New Hampshire · 2026 United States general election · November 3

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Chris Pappas Democratic Democratic U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas of NH is running for the U.S. Senate in 2026 Full profile → Edmond Laplante Constitution Party Edmond Laplante, Constitution Party candidate for New Hampshire's open U.S. Senate seat in 2026 Full profile → John E. Sununu Republican Former NH senator John E. Sununu is the 2026 Republican nominee for a U.S. Senate seat in New Hampshire. Full profile →

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IssueChris Pappas
Democratic
Edmond Laplante
Constitution Party
John E. Sununu
Republican
Economy & jobsSupports tax cuts, anti-price gouging measures, and lower costs for working families Voted 70 yes · 23 no · 1 missedno sourced position Prioritizes affordability; wants to cut taxes and reduce inflation
HousingSupports expanding housing supply, reforming zoning, and aiding first-time homebuyers Voted 5 yes Supports limiting large institutional investors from buying single-family homes Remove tariffs on building materials; give NH more flexibility in federal housing funds
Health careSupports protecting and expanding the ACA, lowering drug costs, defending Medicare and Medicaid Voted 26 yes · 7 no no sourced position Supports interstate competition, expanded HSAs, and Medicaid work requirements
ImmigrationSupports comprehensive reform with targeted enforcement and ICE accountability Voted 14 yes · 11 no no sourced position Supports legal immigration reform; enforcement focused on criminal undocumented immigrants
Abortion & reproductive rightsSupports codifying Roe v. Wade protections and reproductive rights into law Voted 4 no Pro-life with rare exceptions; opposes federal abortion rights guarantee Voted for Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act (historical vote, 2003)
EducationSupports expanding Pell Grants, student-loan protections, and tuition-free community college Voted 17 yes · 13 no no sourced position no sourced position
Climate & energySupports clean energy investment and climate action Voted 46 yes · 68 no · 1 missedOpposes federal carbon tax and EV subsidies; undecided on Keystone XL Supports domestic energy production and infrastructure investment
Crime & public safetySupports law enforcement, fentanyl crackdown, and ICE reform Voted 66 yes · 11 no · 1 missedCautious on eliminating qualified immunity for law enforcement Supports targeting immigration enforcement on criminals
Taxes & budgetno sourced position Voted 28 yes · 33 no Opposes tax hikes; supports spending cuts and Balanced Budget Amendment Opposes tax increases; supports balanced budgets with lower spending
GunsSupports raising purchase age and banning large-capacity magazines Voted 2 yes · 6 no Opposed age-21 limit on certain firearm purchases (2022) Supports Second Amendment and concealed carry reciprocity
Democracy & electionsSupports overturning Citizens United and campaign finance transparency Voted 7 yes · 9 no Supports voter ID and citizenship proof; opposes universal mail-in voting Supports Congress reclaiming powers from the executive branch
Foreign policy & defenseOpposes U.S. war with Iran; wants Congress to limit presidential war powers Voted 94 yes · 16 no · 1 missedno sourced position Opposes ground troops in Iran; criticizes entry without a Strait plan

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