Pappas Holds New Hampshire Democratic Senate Seat Against Progressive Challenger; General Election Tests Strength Against Republican

New Hampshire's Senate primary reveals Democratic fissures between centrist and progressive camps in a swing state that will likely decide chamber control; the general election outcome could shift the balance of the Senate.
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