民主党在参议院关键选区迎来重大胜利,帕帕斯击败特朗普支持的共和党候选人


这位担任四届的民主党众议员在这场必须拿下的摇摆州竞争中,击退了得到特朗普背书的前参议员

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关键摇摆州民主党参议院提名人遭追问:若党团赢回国会是否推动特朗普弹劾

新罕布什尔州民主党参议院提名人、众议员克里斯·帕帕斯在接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访时回避了特朗普弹劾问题,转而强调监督与问责。

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福克斯新闻决策室推算,新罕布什尔州民主党众议员克里斯·帕帕斯将在这场竞争激烈、耗资不菲的摇摆州竞选中击败前共和党参议员约翰·E·苏努努。

根据福克斯新闻决策室的数据,在计票率达19.18%的情况下,帕帕斯获得60.6%的选票,而苏努努得票率为37.61%。他将接替退休的资深民主党参议员珍妮·沙欣。

这位担任四届众议员的帕帕斯赢得胜利,对其所在党派而言是一重大利好,因为这场选举被视为民主党必须守住的席位——民主党正试图在中期选举中从共和党手中夺回参议院多数席位。

苏努努虽得到唐纳德·特朗普总统的背书,但与总统保持距离,目标是在离开参议院18年后重返国会。他一再声称帕帕斯“在华盛顿待了8年,却没有为新罕布什尔州带来任何成果”。

“他在国会几乎没有做出任何努力,取得的成就更是寥寥无几,”苏努努近日对福克斯新闻数字频道表示。他还指责帕帕斯将“成为极左翼的橡皮图章”。

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共和党新罕布什尔州参议院提名人回击民主党对手的特朗普攻击,抨击其“加州背景”

不过帕帕斯指出,自己“在全国最艰难的国会选区之一三次成功连任”,他对福克斯新闻数字频道表示:“我与跨党派人士合作,被评为众议院最具跨党派合作精神的民主党人之一。”

“我与跨党派人士合作推动芬太尼分类,确保芬太尼类似物被列为一级管制物质,这样我们就能跟上贩毒集团以及他们涌入本国的毒品的步伐。我还在边境问题上对乔·拜登提出了批评。”

帕帕斯是著名的清教徒后院餐厅(Puritan Backroom)的共同所有人,这家家族企业已有逾百年历史,以鸡肉条闻名,也是政客到访曼彻斯特的必去之地。在赢得国会议席之前,他曾当选新罕布什尔州五人执行委员会成员。

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2026年10月3日,民主党参议院提名人、新罕布什尔州众议员克里斯·帕帕斯在康科德的一场州政党活动上发言。(保罗·斯泰因豪瑟/福克斯新闻)

在9月初该州的初选中,帕帕斯以超过两位数的优势击败了一名极左翼社会主义对手,赢得民主党参议院提名。

帕帕斯与民主党人一再将苏努努与特朗普绑定,而特朗普在新罕布什尔州及全国的支持率远低于及格线。

但苏努努对福克斯新闻数字频道表示:“这次选举关乎新罕布什尔州。关乎谁能为新罕布什尔州提供我们在华盛顿所需的强有力独立声音,那个人会是我……这是一个六年任期。唐纳德·特朗普两年后就会卸任,我要问选民的是,谁能领导国家和参议院朝着有利于新罕布什尔州的正确方向发展。”

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2026年9月14日,共和党新罕布什尔州参议院提名人、前参议员约翰·E·苏努努在康科德接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访。(保罗·斯泰因豪瑟/福克斯新闻)

苏努努曾在众议院任职六年,2002年当选参议员,击败时任州长珍妮·沙欣,但在2008年的连任竞选中输给了沙欣。

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苏努努在竞选重返参议院期间,在新罕布什尔州拥有极高的知名度。他的父亲约翰·E·苏努努曾担任六年州长,之后前往华盛顿担任时任总统乔治·H·W·布什的白宫办公厅主任。他的弟弟之一克里斯·苏努努最近担任了八年州长,之后暂停了政治活动。

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Democrats score major Senate victory as Pappas defeats Trump-backed Republican in key battleground

The four-term Democratic congressman held off the Trump-endorsed former senator in a must-win swing state contest

By Paul Steinhauser , Elaine Mallon | Fox News

Published November 3, 2026 8:23pm EST

Democratic Senate nominee in key swing state pressed on potential Trump impeachment if party wins back Congress

New Hampshire Democratic Senate nominee Rep. Chris Pappas sidesteps a Trump impeachment question during a Fox News Digital interview and instead emphasizes oversight and accountability

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The Fox News Decision Desk projects that Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas of New Hampshire will defeat former Republican Sen. John E. Sununu in a competitive and expensive swing state race.

With 19.18% of the votes reported, Papas captured 60.6% compared to Sununu receiving 37.61% of the votes, according to Fox News Decision Desk. He will succeed retiring longtime Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.

The victory by Pappas, a four-term congressman, is a boost for his party as the race was viewed as a must-hold for the Democrats as they try to win back the Senate majority from the GOP in the midterm elections.

Sununu, who was endorsed by President Donald Trump but kept his distance from the president, was aiming to return to the U.S. Senate after 18 years away. Sununu repeatedly argued that Pappas had “been in Washington for 8 years and hasn’t delivered for New Hampshire.”

“He has attempted very little in Congress. He’s accomplished even less,”Sununu told Fox News Digital recently. And he charged that Pappas would be “a rubber stamp for the far left.”

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But Pappas, noting that he’s “been reelected three times in one of the toughest congressional districts in the country,” told Fox News Digital “I work with people across the aisle, and I’ve been rated as one of the most bipartisan Democrats in the House.”

“I’ve worked across the aisle on fentanyl scheduling to make sure that fentanyl analogs are Schedule One and that we’re able to stay ahead of the cartels and the drugs that they’re pushing into this country. I challenged Joe Biden on the border.”

Pappas, a co-owner of the famed Puritan Backroom restaurant, which has been a family run business for over a century and is known for its chicken tenders and as a must-stop in Manchester for politicians, was elected to New Hampshire’s five-member Executive Council before winning a seat in Congress.

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Rep. Chris Pappas of New Hampshire, the Democratic Senate nominee, speaks at a state party event, on Oct. 3, 2026 in Concord, N.H.(Paul Steinhauser/Fox News)

He defeated a far-left socialist rival by double-digits in the state’s early September primary to capture the Democratic Senate nomination.

Pappas and Democrats repeatedly anchored Sununu to Trump, whose approval ratings are well underwater in New Hampshire and around the country.

But Sununu told Fox News Digital, “This election is about New Hampshire. It’s about who’s going to give New Hampshire the strong independent voice we need in Washington, and that will be me…this is a six-year term. Donald Trump will be out of office in two years, and the question I have for voters is who’s going to lead the country and the Senate in the right direction for New Hampshire.”

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Sununu spent six years in the U.S. House before winning election to the Senate in 2002, defeating then-Gov. Jeanne Shaheen. But he lost his 2008 rematch with Shaheen.

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Sununu enjoyed plenty of name recognition in New Hampshire as he bid to return to the Senate. His father, John E. Sununu, served six years as governor before heading to Washington, D.C., as then-President George H.W. Bush’s White House chief of staff. And one of his younger brothers, Chris Sununu, recently served eight years as governor before taking a break from politics.

Paul Steinhauser covers the national campaign trail from coast to coast for Fox News

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