Former Republican US Sen. Scott Brown in Massachusetts seeks to succeed Shaheen in New Hampshire

Concord, NH (AP) – Scott Brown, a Republican who once represented Massachusetts in the US Senate, announced on Wednesday that the New Hampshire Senate seat was evacuated by Democrat Jeanne Shaheen.

65 -year -old Brown was born at the Portsmouth Sea Shipyard and moved to Massachusetts as a child who started walking. After a few periods in the state legislature He won a special choice For the US Senate seat for decades by Edward Kennedy in 2010.

Lost Democrat Elizabeth Warren In 2012. Later, he moved to New Hampshire, here Shahed failed shaheen For the Senate in 2014. Shaheen, who served his third period in the Senate for now, announced in March. not to be re -elected In 2026.

BROWN also served US Ambassador New Zealand and Samoa During the first management of President Donald Trump and briefly Dean of New England Law In Boston.

First announced Was running Wmur-tv.

In the campaign announcement video of former and current Republican leaders, Brown said, “Two great governors Chris Surunun and Kelly Ayotte were blessed.” “But we haven’t represented by the right people in Washington.”

New Hampshire’s four -term congress member Chris Pappas has a 44 -year -old democratic congress committee announce his nomination For the Senate seat in April.

In the video of the Brown video, Pappas said, “he stopped with Joe Biden while opening the border, increases everything and makes life just inappropriate”.

Pappas replied in a statement after Brown’s announcement.

He said that Brown has stopped with its special interests of corporate, supports the efforts of eliminating health services from tens of thousands of Granite Statter, and President Trump supports the reckless tariffs that New Hampshire small businesses speak against every day.

Brown announced his nomination after refusing to escape his presentation. Popular governor Decided not to call Last year, the fifth, two -year period.