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2026-11-05 21:17
Chris Pappas becomes the first openly gay man to win a U.S. Senate seat
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Chris Pappas Makes History as First Openly Gay Male Senator After Defeating Sununu in NH #shorts
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Democrat Rep. Chris Pappas defeated Republican John E. Sununu in the race for U.S. Senate, according to the Associated Press. Pappas’ win keeps the seat in Democratic control as both parties battle for a majority in the Senate. Democrat Sen.
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Democrat Rep. Chris Pappas bested Republican John Sununu Tuesday to become America’s first-ever openly gay male senator and keep the party’s winning streak going in the Granite State.
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