Sununu will not run for reelection as New Hampshire governor: 'The time is right'
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50% :Manchester Mayor Joyce Craig, the leading Democratic candidate in the gubernatorial race, said in a statement that the contest presents New Hampshire voters an opportunity for a "new direction.""As I've had conversations with people across our state I've heard over and over that we need a governor that will support our cities and towns, lower costs, strengthen public education, build affordable housing, and protect our reproductive rights.45% : He went on to tout his time in office, including lowering the unemployment rate and cutting taxes.
39% : Sununu repeatedly won reelection in his swing state, often by yawning margins, and on some issues he established a brand separate from that of the national GOP, including by vociferously supporting access to both firearms and abortion.
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