A Republican candidate backed by former President Trump has secured the party’s nomination in a closely watched New Hampshire House race, setting the stage for a high-stakes general election that could influence congressional control. The victory came after defeating a fellow GOP contender, a military veteran and businesswoman, in a primary that underscores the competitive nature of the district. Analysts view the seat as a key battleground amid broader political divisions, with the outcome potentially shaping the balance of power in the House. The race now shifts to broader voter engagement as both parties prepare for a closely contested final stretch.
Anthony DiLorenzo, President Trump's pick for an open House seat in New Hampshire, is projected to win the Republican nomination, according to Decision Desk HQ. DiLorenzo defeated fellow GOP candidate Hollie Noveletsky, a military veteran and businesswoman, to advance to the general election in what will likely be a pivotal race for control of the...
