Former New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu has announced that he will not run for the U.S. Senate in 2026, citing his family as the main reason for his decision. This comes after some public spats with former President Donald Trump, who expressed his support for Sununu to run for the Senate. Despite the encouragement, Sununu stated that the commitment of 12 more years in office was not right for him at this time. With Sununu out of the race, Republican contenders such as former U.S. Senator Scott Brown have shown interest in running for the Senate seat. Sununu, who recently completed his fourth term as governor, expressed that there are more bipartisan voices needed in Washington to represent New Hampshire. He also mentioned that he would focus on national discussions and the private sector rather than running for office. Sununu’s brother, John E. Sununu, previously served in the U.S. Senate. The former governor has considered running for federal office in the past but has decided that it does not align with his goals or the needs of the citizens.
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