California governor Gavin Newsom stumps for Democrats in New Hampshire
Newsom, a Democrat, spent time on the trail with party members only a few weeks before the midterm elections.
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What happened
California Gov. Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, made campaign stops in New Hampshire with local party members a few weeks before the midterm elections. He praised the energy he saw across the state. Newsom is also set to stump for Gov. Maura Healey, who faces Republican rival Mike Minogue.
Why it matters
Online polls cited in one report suggest Minogue won both debates against Healey, which could signal an upset in the race.
Timeline
- Oct 18, 5:16 AM ET: Online polls reportedly showed Mike Minogue winning the two debates against Gov. Maura Healey, and Newsom was set to campaign for Healey.
- Oct 18, 4:25 PM ET: Newsom campaigned with New Hampshire Democrats, posting that the energy across the Granite State was undeniable.
Coverage
- Newsom campaigns with New Hampshire Democrats ahead of midterms (The Hill)
- Pols & Politics: Could the Minogue-Healey polls signal an upset? (Boston Herald)
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