When I first ran for governor of New Hampshire, a young volunteer named Chris Pappas was out knocking on doors, working hard to help make a difference in his community.
Since then, I’ve watched Chris grow into one of our state’s most principled and effective public servants — winning competitive elections and serving Granite Staters in Congress.
That’s why I proudly endorsed my friend Chris to be New Hampshire’s next U.S. Senator.
This is a critically important election, and Chris is the right person for this moment. With Scott Brown announcing his campaign for Senate, there’s no doubt he’ll be welcomed by the right-wing billionaires and special interests. We cannot take this race for granted.
Rush in your $5 donation now to support Chris’s grassroots campaign.
I want to ensure we don’t lose the progress we’ve fought so hard to make together — like expanding access to health care, protecting our reproductive freedom, strengthening small businesses, and investing in our communities.
Chris understands these challenges because he’s lived them — and he’s led on them. In Congress he’s fought hard to support New Hampshire veterans, protect Social Security and Medicare, and work across the aisle to deliver meaningful results for working families.
Chris knows what public service is all about: listening, solving problems, and standing up for what’s right. This work is not about chasing headlines or serving the special interests.
With Scott Brown running to flip this seat, we can’t afford to sit on the sidelines. Brown’s record is all too familiar to Granite State voters. He’s earned a reputation for siding with corporate interests, fighting to roll back reproductive rights, and standing with Trump’s agenda.
Scott Brown is out of touch with New Hampshire — and we deserve better in the Senate.
We need a senator who’s focused on people — not politics. That’s who Chris is. And I know he’ll serve with the same determination and integrity that’s always guided his work.
Thank you for being part of this — and for helping keep New Hampshire moving forward.
With gratitude,
Jeanne Shaheen
