[1]Chris Pappas for Senate[2]Chris Pappas for Senate
Growing up gay in New Hampshire, I never imagined this future was
possible.
While I was lucky to receive love and support from family and friends, it
was still hard to picture a time when I would be able to live openly let
alone be elected to Congress.
I certainly never imagined the community I grew up in would embrace me,
believe in me, and elect me to represent them — not just once, but four
times in a row.
Now because of the progress we’ve made together, I’m running for U.S.
Senate. And if elected I’d make history as the first openly gay man to
ever serve in that chamber.
[ [link removed] ]Will you help me make history? Pitch in $5 to support my
grassroots campaign.
When I came out there were examples of LGBTQ+ trailblazers — like Harvey
Milk — who had been elected to public office. But it wasn’t a very long
list. I knew that if I was going to serve my neighbors the way I
envisioned, I’d need to break some barriers of my own.
With the support of my community, I became the first openly gay man to
represent New Hampshire in Congress back in 2018. I defeated the GOP four
times in one of the most competitive districts in the country. Now I’m
working to keep our U.S. Senate seat blue.
New Hampshire is one of the most critical swing states in this election
cycle. Republicans are watching this race, aiming to flip this competitive
seat red and expand their majority.
But we’re going to stop them together, just like we’ve done before. We’re
going to keep this seat blue — and we’re going to defy expectations when
we take back the Senate.
This campaign means so much. It’s something that my younger self
would never have even imagined. And not only is this race our opportunity
to make LGBTQ+ history, it’s a crucial election we can’t afford to lose to
the GOP. The stakes are simply too high.
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contribution to my campaign.
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Happy Pride Month.
And thank you — as always — for your kindness and support.
With gratitude,
Chris Pappas
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