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Race at a glance
John E Sununu is one of 14 candidates in New Hampshire’s contested U.S. Senate race. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
The field includes nine candidates identified as Republicans, four identified as Democrats, one with a NON affiliation and one with an RNC affiliation. Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat, is identified as the incumbent. The official entries do not expand the NON or RNC labels.
No candidate in the race has a biography, documented policy position or campaign finance figure on file. That means the entries establish who is in the field and each candidate’s recorded affiliation, but they do not yet offer policy details or financial comparisons.
The full candidate field
Each candidate currently has the same categories of information absent: biography, documented policy positions, funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand.
- Matthew S Giovonizzi is listed with a NON affiliation. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Tejasinha Sivalingam is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Dan Innis is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Jared Sullivan is listed as a Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Edmond Laplante is listed with an RNC affiliation. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Karishma Manzur is listed as a Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Chuck Morse is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Chris Pappas is listed as a Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Maxwell Leavy Saal is listed as a Democrat. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Scott P. Brown is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Jeanne Shaheen is listed as the Democratic incumbent. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Dennis Lamare is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- John E Sununu is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
- Andy Martin is listed as a Republican. No biography, policy position or campaign finance figure is on file.
Policy positions
There are no documented policy positions for Sununu or any other candidate in the race. The entries therefore do not establish where the candidates stand on federal spending, taxes, health care, immigration, foreign policy or other matters that may come before the U.S. Senate.
A candidate’s party or affiliation is not a substitute for a documented position. Until positions are recorded, voters cannot make a candidate-by-candidate policy comparison from these entries.
Campaign finance and election process
No funds raised, funds spent or cash-on-hand amounts are on file for Sununu. The same is true for Giovonizzi, Sivalingam, Innis, Sullivan, Laplante, Manzur, Morse, Pappas, Saal, Brown, Shaheen, Lamare and Martin.
Campaign finance figures measure different parts of a campaign’s activity. Funds raised cover incoming contributions and other receipts, funds spent cover reported expenditures, and cash on hand is the amount a campaign reports having available at the close of a reporting period. No figures in those categories are listed for this field.
The next concrete date identified for voters is the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Before then, the points to monitor are whether the candidate field changes and whether official entries add biographies, policy positions or campaign finance totals.
