Candidates in a New Hampshire Senate race are set.
Rep. Chris Pappas, D-New Hampshire, and former Sen. John E. Sununu, R-New Hampshire, will be on November's ballot for a seat in the Senate. The two candidates came out on top in the state's Tuesday, Sept. 8, primary, as both parties vie for control of Capitol Hill. The winner will replace outgoing Sen. Jeanne Shaheen
, a democrat who has held the seat since 2009.See how Pappas and Sununu performed and other New Hampshire primary results, according to the Associated Press and CNN.
New Hampshire Senate primary results
- Republican: Sununu (68.5% of votes) defeated Scott Brown (26.7% of votes) with an estimated 84% of votes counted.
- Democrat: Pappas (65% of votes) defeated Karishma Manzur (32.8% of votes) with an estimated 88% of votes counted.
New Hampshire House primary results
District 1
Candidates run to replace Rep. Chris Pappas, who is running for Senate. Stefany Shaheen, daughter of Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, ran in the Democratic primary.
- Republican: Anthony DiLorenzo (51.6% of votes) defeated Hollie Noveletsky (26.3% of votes) with an estimated 88% of votes counted.
- Democrat: Shaheen (37.2% of votes) defeated Maura Sullivan (35% of votes) with an estimated 91% of votes counted.
District 2
- Republican: Lily Tang Williams (65.3% of votes) defeated Victor Orlando (13.3% of votes) with an estimated 77% of votes counted.
- Democrat: Incumbent Rep. Maggie Goodlander (81.5% of votes) defeated Paige Beauchemin (18.3% of votes) with an estimated 84 % of votes counted.
New Hampshire governor primary results
- Republican: Incumbent Gov. Kelly Ayotte (91.6% of votes) defeated Shaun Fife (4.1% of votes) with an estimated 84% of votes counted.
- Democrat: Cinde Warmington won the race uncontested.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY:
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