First Congressional District candidate Gail Huff Brown (R-Portsmouth) talks about the southern boarder during an editorial board at the Sun on Friday, Aug. 26. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
First Congressional District candidate Gail Huff Brown (R-Portsmouth) and Sun Publisher Mark Guerringue chat during an editorial board at the Sun on Friday, Aug. 26. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
First Congressional District candidate Gail Huff Brown (R-Portsmouth) talks about her candidacy during an editorial board at the Sun on Friday, Aug. 26. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
First Congressional District candidate Gail Huff Brown (R-Portsmouth) tells reporter Daymond Steer, “If you’re looking for someone in Washington who believes in UFOs, I’m not your person,” after he asked if she believes in UFOs following an editorial board at the Sun on Friday, Aug. 26. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
First Congressional District candidate Gail Huff Brown (R-Portsmouth) talks about the southern boarder during an editorial board at the Sun on Friday, Aug. 26. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
First Congressional District candidate Gail Huff Brown (R-Portsmouth) and Sun Publisher Mark Guerringue chat during an editorial board at the Sun on Friday, Aug. 26. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
First Congressional District candidate Gail Huff Brown (R-Portsmouth) talks about her candidacy during an editorial board at the Sun on Friday, Aug. 26. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
First Congressional District candidate Gail Huff Brown (R-Portsmouth) tells reporter Daymond Steer, “If you’re looking for someone in Washington who believes in UFOs, I’m not your person,” after he asked if she believes in UFOs following an editorial board at the Sun on Friday, Aug. 26. (LLOYD JONES PHOTO)
CONWAY — While two front-runner GOP candidates for Congress, former Trump staffers Matt Mowers and Karoline Leavitt, continue to throw barbs at each other, Gail Huff Brown believes she’s the alternative Republicans are looking for to challenge Democrat incumbent Chris Pappas in November for the 1st Congressional District seat. Huff Brown also is picking up momentum in the most recent polls.
In a UNH Survey Center Poll released last Wednesday, Mowers led at 26 percent, followed by Leavitt at 24 percent, Huff Brown at 16 percent, and state Rep. Tim Baxter and former Executive Councilor Russell Prescott, both at 4 percent. A total of 26 percent of Republican voters remain undecided.
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