Chris Pappas

Elizabeth Warren is actively campaigning for Senate Democrats in multiple states, endorsing candidates in tight primaries and emphasizing reducing corporate PAC influence. She supports Abdul El-Sayed and Peggy Flanagan in Michigan and Minnesota, respectively, while also backing Ed Markey in Massachusetts and Chris Pappas in New Hampshire. Warren highlights concerns about big money in politics and grassroots campaign challenges.

New Hampshire Senate race is a tight contest between Chris Pappas and John Sununu, with both sides investing heavily in campaign spending. Republicans view it as a key pickup opportunity, while Democrats highlight Pappas' strategic advantages and funding.

Republicans are frustrated that the crypto industry's biggest political spender, Fairshake super PAC, hasn't stepped up to support them in the midterms despite their pro-crypto legislation wins. Fairshake has a massive $165 million war chest but hasn't announced which races it will target. Republicans are concerned that Fairshake may not oppose Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown, who has softened his stance on crypto.

Rep. Chris Pappas (D-N.H.) holds a significant fundraising advantage over GOP rivals John Sununu and Scott Brown in the race for New Hampshire’s Senate seat. Pappas raised $3.3 million and has $4.2 million in cash, while Sununu raised $1.1 million with $1.9 million on hand, and Brown raised $321,000 with $783,000 in reserves. Pappas leads both in hypothetical general election polls, though Sununu leads Brown in GOP primary polls.