In New Hampshire’s 1st Congressional District, Republican Anthony DiLorenzo and Democrat Stefany Shaheen debated the open-seat race being vacated by Chris Pappas, who is pursuing a U.S. Senate bid.

DiLorenzo’s campaign highlights his background in public service as Hillsborough County treasurer and on New Hampshire’s Executive Council, while Shaheen emphasizes her tenure in Congress since 2018 and advocacy for LGBTQ rights and veterans’ protections.

Meanwhile, a childcare policy forum in New Hampshire contrasted incumbent Gov. Kelly Ayotte with Democratic nominee Cinde Warmington, with Warmington fielding live questions and Ayotte’s responses being read aloud.

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Donalds urged supporters who have already voted to persuade others to vote, framing Florida as needing to stay red and free.

He stressed keeping Florida “the great state” and “keeping Florida red,” casting the race as a defense of the Florida dream.

Local reactions to Singer’s stance on Israel were mixed, with some attendees backing him for his stronger position, while others cited Moskowitz’s long-standing pro-Israel record.

On immigration, Moskowitz criticizes ICE enforcement in South Florida, charging misrepresentations by federal leaders and highlighting impacts on long-time residents and immigrant communities.

Angie Nixon made multiple late-campaign stops across Broward and Miami-Dade, visiting churches and early voting sites, and participating in a rain-delayed Souls to the Polls event to bolster turnout.

Jolly criticized Trump’s Cuba policy as incoherent and rejected the idea that inviting investments in Cuba’s hotel sector would sustain the regime.