Video: Chris Pappas addresses supporters after projected New Hampshire Senate race win
Pappas speaks after projection
Chris Pappas, a Democrat, addressed supporters after ABC News projected him as the winner of New Hampshire’s Senate contest. The projection came on election night. The report said Pappas would hold the seat for his party. It did not provide further details about his remarks or the margin of victory.
A seat stays Democratic
The projected win means the New Hampshire Senate seat remains with Democrats. ABC News also featured a separate item announcing its projection that Pappas would win. The report did not include vote totals, opponent information or a final certification of the result. Its account focused on the projection and Pappas’s remarks to supporters.
Other election-night coverage
ABC News’ coverage also included election-night watch parties involving New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, Sen. Susan Collins of Maine and Georgia gubernatorial candidate Keisha Lance Bottoms. Gatherings by South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham and Senate candidate Annie Andrews were also listed.
The coverage included other Senate projections, including a projected Georgia victory for Jon Ossoff over Mike Collins. It also addressed voters’ concerns and the contest for control of Congress.
Key points
- ABC News projected Democrat Chris Pappas as the winner of New Hampshire’s Senate race.
- Pappas addressed supporters after the projection.
- The report said the projected win would keep the seat with Democrats.
- ABC News also highlighted other election-night events and Senate contests.