The WFEA Morning Update

Senate Surges and 1st District Clashes: Dr. Nate Shrader on the New Hampshire Primary Landscape
Senate Surges and 1st District Clashes: Dr. Nate Shrader on the New Hampshire Primary Landscape

During this segment of The WFEA Morning Update, host Jeff Chidester is joined by New England College political science professor Dr. Nate Shrader to preview the primary election in New Hampshire. Together, they break down which campaigns are building momentum and which are struggling to connect with voters as the race enters its final stretch.

The conversation explores key dynamics in the Democratic U.S. Senate primary, highlighting the grassroots surge behind candidate Karishma Manzur and assessing challenges facing candidate Chris Pappas.

Turning to the 1st Congressional District, Dr. Shrader and Jeff analyze the contentious primary battle between Stefany Shaheen and Maura Sullivan, while examining how candidate Carleigh Beriont is quietly but steadily gathering support across the district.

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