Sanborn projected to win SD-7 GOP primary
By Jeremy P. Jacobs, PolitickerMA.com ReporterWith 74 percent of precincts reported, PolitickerNH.com has projected that Andy Sanborn will win the state Senate District 7 Republican primary.
Sanborn currently leads state Rep. Larry Elliott (R-Antrim) 56 percent to 44 percent.
Sanborn (R-Loudoun), a Concord small business owner, edged state Rep. Larry Elliott for the nomination. Sanborn will face state Sen. Harold Janeway (D-Webster) in the general election.
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Once again the people of NH have spoken. They want Janeway!! This just goes to show how people can be swindeled into thinking this is not politics as usual. Andy may not have been in goverment before but he sure has the credentials for it. Using his own LLC companies to donate money to his campaigne, using his bar to raise money and o ya he's good at not paying his bills or at least trying to stick it to his vendors. Also getting as low as to steel his competitors signs. Yup, Polatics as usual.
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