Popular former GOP governor weighs in on potential Senate bid and whether Trump will endorse him
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Former New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu opens up on the possibility of launching a 2026 Senate run, and on his relationship with President Donald Trump
The former governor, who for a couple of years was a vocal Republican critic of President Donald Trump, said, "I have no doubt I'd have the president's support," if he were to decide to make a bid for the Senate.
Sununu, who was elected and re-elected to four straight two-year terms as governor of the key New England swing state, touted, "I have no doubt I can win."
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