Skip to content

New Hampshire: Conservative PAC Taps Stephen Over Bradley

Former state Health Commissioner John Stephen (R) was endorsed by the American Conservative Union Political Action Committee on Tuesday.

Stephen and former Rep. Jeb Bradley are running in the Sept. 9 Republican primary. The winner will face freshman Rep. Carol Shea-Porter (D) in November.

“Stephen is the only candidate to consistently support increasing our domestic energy supply by opening a tiny portion of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil exploration and using environmentally sound technology to drill offshore while his primary opponent voted repeatedly to reject these measures,” ACU PAC Chairman David Keene said.

Bradley beat Stephen in a 2002 GOP primary; Shea-Porter in turn upset Bradley in her 2006 victory.

The more conservative of the state’s two Congressional districts, the 1st district gave President Bush 51 percent of the vote during the 2004 White House election.

Recent Stories

Photos of the week ending October 11, 2024

Helene, Milton wreckage puts spotlight on disaster loan program

Trump pitches tax write-off for auto loans in Detroit speech

Biden forced to put legacy push on hold as crises mount at home and abroad

At the Races: Weary of the storm

FEC to consider clarifying what joint fundraising committees can pay for in political ads