
Il democratico ha vinto la corsa al Senato secondo le proiezioni di Decision Desk HQ
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Chris Pappas, democratico di 46 anni, ha vinto la corsa al Senato in New Hampshire secondo le proiezioni di Decision Desk HQ. Durante la campagna elettorale non ha enfatizzato il traguardo di essere il primo senatore dichiaratamente gay, concentrandosi invece su carovita, costi dell'assistenza sanitaria e lotta alla corruzione a Washington. Prima della carriera politica era noto per il ristorante di famiglia a Manchester, il Puritan Backroom, dove suo nonno inventò i "chicken tenders".
Il democratico Chris Pappas diventerà il primo senatore dichiaratamente gay al Senato, dove ha vinto la corsa in New Hampshire, secondo le proiezioni di Decision Desk HQ (MIDTERM, GLI AGGIORNAMENTI IN TEMPO REALE).
Durante la campagna elettorale non ha posto particolare enfasi su questo traguardo. Sebbene il marito abbia presenziato ad alcuni eventi, Pappas ha concentrato il proprio messaggio principalmente sui temi cari alla maggior parte dei democratici: il carovita e i costi dell'assistenza sanitaria, oltre alla lotta contro la corruzione a Washington.
Prima che la sua carriera politica decollasse, il quarantaseienne era noto soprattutto per il ristorante di famiglia a Manchester, in New Hampshire: il Puritan Backroom, dove suo nonno inventò i "chicken tenders".

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