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Line 217: − + − + − ===Democrats without Challengers===+ − − *Incumbent [[Maggie Hassan]] is running for re-election. She has an abysmal approval rating. It is almost guaranteed that incumbent Republican Governor [[Chris Sununu]] will run. If he does run then he will almost certainly win. While he is a little wishy-washy on some social issues, he is about the closest thing you can get for an America First Senator in the state of [[New Hampshire]]
2022 America First Candidates against RINOs and Democrats (view source)
Revision as of 05:17, May 11, 2022
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===Democrats with Challengers===
===Democrats with Challengers===
*Incumbent, [[Chris Pappas]] has a challenger in [[Julian Acciard]].<ref>https://www.wmur.com/article/acciard-running-in-1st-district-as-pro-gun-pro-trump-constitutional-conservative/36493297#</ref>
**Incumbent [[Maggie Hassan]] is running for re-election. She has an abysmal approval rating. The most prominent Republican candidate is Donald Bolduc.
*Incumbent, [[Chris Pappas]] (1st district) has a challenger in [[Julian Acciard]].<ref>https://www.wmur.com/article/acciard-running-in-1st-district-as-pro-gun-pro-trump-constitutional-conservative/36493297#</ref>
*[[Ann McLane Kuster]] (2nd district) has a challenger Robert Burns.
*[[Ann McLane Kuster]] - This district would be harder to win than Pappas's district. However, it can still be won.
==New Jersey==
==New Jersey==