Governor Sununu

Gov. Chris Sununu said that even those who are not supporters of former President Donald Trump see his possible arrest as an attack.

Speaking to a joint session of the House and Senate, the governor outlined a plan that increases spending by $3.7 billion with a $330 million operating surplus for the next two years.

NH Gov. Chris Sununu said Donald Trump's speech to the NH GOP on Saturday lacked the fire and energy the former president had in 2016, and predicted he will not win the 2024 presidential primary.

Governor Chris Sununu said he is only spreading the news about New Hampshire's "optimistic message of success" by running Facebook ads in South Carolina and Iowa.

Gov. Chris Sununu says President Donald Trump's decision to run in 2024 won't affect him and whatever he office he runs for next. But right now, he is focused on New Hampshire.

President Joe Biden made the comment behind closed doors during a reception at a Democratic National Committee fundraiser Thursday.

Gov. Chris Sununu on Fox News Sunday predicted a loss by Sen. Maggie Hassan in the general election despite his non-support of her possible GOP opponent.

Border agents have been moved from the northern border to the southern border.

Gov. Chris Sununu said anyone who is offended by his calling former President Donald Trump "f**king crazy" needs to "lighten up."

Until now, Gov. Chris Sununu has chosen his words carefully when talking about former President Donald Trump.