ICYMI: On Podcasts, Across the Airwaves, and Online, Chris Pappas Is Closing This Race By Making His Case Everywhere and Winning Over Voters

MANCHESTER, N.H. — In case you missed it, with just 18 days before the election, Chris Pappas is reaching Granite Staters online, in their podcast feeds, on television, and on the radio. Everywhere Granite Staters turn, they are seeing and hearing Chris Pappas making his case for a freer, fairer future. Within the last week, Chris Pappas has:

Appeared in two debates highlighting his vision to lower costs and stand up to Donald Trump, in sharp contrast to Trump-endorsed John Sununu, who embarrassed himself by defending his plan to privatize Social Security, refusing to pledge to vote for Iran War Powers Resolutions to end that war, and defending Pete Hegseth.

Joined the AARP New Hampshire Candidate Forum, showing voters that he is the only candidate who will stand with seniors and always protect Social Security.   

• Talked with WKBK’s Dan Mitchell, telling voters in the Keene area about how he will fight to end the Iran war and bring down energy costs.

• Appeared on MS Now’s The Weeknight and talked about how he is building a coalition of Democrats, independents, and Republicans who are ready to put a check on Donald Trump. 

• Campaigned with Senator Andy Kim in Manchester and Dover and fired up voters who are knocking on doors and getting out the vote in the face of Donald Trump’s chaos, corruption, and cruelty.

• Joined CBS’s Face the Nation and talked about how he is taking nothing for granted and spending every day meeting with voters across political stripes and talking about his fight to lower costs and build a better future.

• Appeared on Pod Save America and discussed how voters are ready to turn the page on John Sununu’s political dynasty politics. 

• Joined The Borowitz Report and highlighted how he’s going to fundamentally change the way Washington works, go after corruption, and get big money out of politics.

• What was John Sununu up to? Well, Sununu’s engagement with New Hampshire voters was best summed up by The Dispatch: 

“Sununu is running a low-key campaign with almost no public rallies, few appearances from Republican surrogates, and limited engagement with national media.” 

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