--With-->Former Gov. Jeanne Shaheen (D) launched her debut ad --launched-->last week in the New Hampshire Senate race -- a rematch with --former governor Jeanne Shaheen D isn't letting a bitter 51 to 47 percent lose to-->Sen. John Sununu (R), who defeated Shaheen by four points in 2002-- get her down-->.
--She's back for a rematch with the incumbent senator, emphasizing the positive changes she made while she held the top gubernatorial position from 1997 to 2003. -->"First" (subscription) begins with --Following-->a series of photos showing past white, male governors of the Granite State--, the announcer in "First" touts the democrat as the state's first female governor-->. "This is what New Hampshire governors used to look like," an announcer says. "Then came Jeanne Shaheen." In addition to listing Shaheen's accomplishments as governor, --The campaign also used--> the ad also attempts to reintroduce her to voters-- by asserting-->, linking her --family background-->upbringing and --the way she's raised her children shows how-->her family life to the fact that "she puts people first."
--Before Sheehan, who http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=Shaheen+to+run+for+Senate&articleId=e3162b5f-37de-4af9-9c5f-3f013b55e891"announced her decision to run again in September 2007, can challenge Sununu head on though, she'll need to garner the support of the Democratic Party in its September 9 primary. That won't be difficult, however, since she doesn't face any opposition within her own party.-->Shaheen faces no opposition in the September 9 Democratic primary.