Chris Pappas

So the fact is, Donald Trump has said this- that "pretend I'm on the ballot.

We have to be realistic — Donald Trump's going to be president for the next two years.

We have to put some wins on the board for workers and the middle class.

I will never vote to cut benefits or force seniors to work longer for less.

I was concerned about the impact of rising fuel costs on New Hampshire.

Repealing the Roadless Rule threatens the health of our most important lands, forests and ecosystems, and it would disrupt the balanced approach developed 25 years ago with exhaustive input from stakeholders and the public.

The majority won’t be flipped if we don’t hold this seat in New Hampshire, so it’s really critical to the overall map.

We've got to turn the page on Donald Trump's reckless leadership, on corruption, on the rigged economy and on costs, and this is not the time to turn it back to a failed politician from the past.

Donald Trump thinks all of this is just a hoax. In fact, he says we’re living in a golden age.

Everywhere I go, I hear the same thing: Life is too damn expensive.

This is an election here in New Hampshire that's going to determine the balance of power in the United States Senate. And Democrats won't be able to take the majority back in the US Senate if they don't hold this specific seat here in New…

I've always been able to bring people together, and that's how you do things in New Hampshire.

I think Netanyahu's being incredibly reckless right now. He faces voters in a matter of weeks and could lose his election. And I think that would be important to set a new tone for the U.S.-Israel relationship.

Israel's a historic ally of the United States, the only democracy in the region. And you can say that while you have vehement disagreements with the Netanyahu government as I've expressed.

I’m honored that the people of New Hampshire have entrusted me to fight for them; I’m proud of what we have accomplished together and I’m going to continue this fight in the U.S. Senate.

While New Hampshire families are struggling to make ends meet, John Sununu has thrown his lot in with Donald Trump.

I've been fighting to change Washington to get big money out of our political system since I got elected to Congress in 2018.

You’re not going to get that with John Sununu, but that’s something that is important for my candidacy.

Voters will want change in Washington.

More than anything, Democrats want to win, and they want checks and balances on this administration, and we can deliver that by winning this Senate seat.

If we can’t hold the Senate seat, then the math just doesn’t work in other states.

In Washington, I’m taking on this kind of corruption.

Housing is central to the foundation of our families, to our small businesses’ ability to recruit and retain talent, and to our communities’ ability to grow and thrive.

I’m Chris Pappas, and I approve this message.