AFP Action connects Granite Staters to John Sununu’s bipartisan record.

AFP Action connects Granite Staters to John Sununu’s bipartisan record.

Across New Hampshire, a massive grassroots blitz is persuading key voters in the critical U.S. Senate race.

It’s a dead heat between former U.S. Sen. John Sununu and U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas (46%–46%).

Although Sununu gained ground with swing voters, he still has a long way to go if he’s to return to the Senate.

That’s why Americans for Prosperity Action’s massive grassroots army is out knocking doors across the Granite State, sharing Sununu’s plan to lower costs.

What are activists hearing from their neighbors?

Voters are largely dissatisfied with both parties and are looking for leaders who will fight for them in Washington, D.C.

That’s what one activist, Nick, recently shared. You can see him below, knocking doors in Portsmouth.

Conversations like the ones Nick is leading at voters’ doorsteps are critical to winning in November, allowing activists to learn what issues matter most to their neighbors and share how Sununu will address them if elected.

“When we knock on doors, we hear time and time again: Granite Staters don’t want Washington politicians who put their party over commonsense solutions that lower costs.”

That’s what AFP Action Senior Advisor Sarah Scott had to say about the team’s efforts. They’re connecting voters to Sununu and his commitment to lower costs and fight for New Hampshire.

Thanks to your generous investment, the team has already knocked over 160,000 doors in the Granite State.

Across all seven U.S. Senate races AFP Action is engaged in, its massive grassroots army has knocked more than 1.6 million doors this year.

The team is speaking with voters every day in support of Sununu, U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan in Alaska, U.S. Rep. Ashley Hinson in Iowa, Mike Rogers in Michigan, Kurt Alme in Montana, Michael Whatley in North Carolina, and U.S. Sen. Jon Husted in Ohio.

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