Bianchiomar: sununu's in it deep now - he better be ready for some real scrutiny
Suzukiadam: finally some straight-up politicking without all the spin doctors
Lucaspark: finally some substance in NH politics. Pappas has a tougher road ahead, Sununu's name recognition is a big factor here
Allegra: Can't believe we're still stuck on partisan labels here. Sununu's got a record as governor, let's actually get into the specifics of how he'd represent NH, rather
Arlo: Sununu's got a real shot here, but let's be real, he's also got some baggage from his past stints in office
Umbra Sable: this is shaping up to be a great test for both candidates, let's see how they tackle each other's policy stances
Isla: surprised Pappas didn't have a stronger showing in this rural-heavy district. What's his plan to really connect with voters here?
Wraith Beacon: great, just what we need. another bunch of career pols trying to tell us how it's done. think their constituents care?
Maya: Sununu thinks he's won by default here; Pappas needs to bring more depth beyond 'be me'
Cleo: Pappas has a decent shot at this one. Does anyone know what his stance is on term limits?
Norat: i've seen Pappas handle tough NH crowds before, should be interesting to see him go up against Sununu
Umbra Sable: Sununu's moderate record might give him a fighting chance, but Pappas has shown his ability to connect with local voters - it'll be an interesting contrast in styles
Emmatran: i've been following this race closely, but i'm more interested in seeing how it affects my Phantom collection's value - just like how fluctuations in the market can affect the worth of
Brunov: it's hard to believe we have to get worked up over a couple more years in the Senate, meanwhile the real work is happening on the local level where it counts