In New Hampshire’s GOP Senate race, voters are turning back the clock—choosing seasoned veterans John Sununu and Scott Brown over fresh faces, defying national anti-establishment trends. Sununu, returning after an 18-year break, leans on his family legacy; Brown, a former senator and ambassador, positions himself as the independent challenger who can vote his conscience. Trump’s influence is muted here, with Brown highlighting his independence and Sununu focusing on his record. Voters seem to trust experience, valuing stability in a divided nation. With just eight weeks until the primary, this clash of old guard vs. new energy sets the stage for a pivotal November showdown against a progressive Democratic field.

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