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WATCH: New Hampshire gubernatorial candidates debate business and economic issues

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Source Matt Wyatt

On Monday, October 24th, the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce hosted a debate featuring Governor Chris Sununu and Democratic challenger Tom Sherman. The debate focused primarily on business and economic issues.

Click here to watch the debate in its entirety.

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