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BROWN, SCOTT

R Β· senate

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FEC candidate id
S4NH00120
Internal id
f9553a4c-f4b3-44ab-8df3-8e1d87dd8407
Status
challenger

Who this candidate represents (statewide)

Who lives here β€” American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2024), New Hampshire. Source.

CategoryMetricValue
PeoplePopulation1,394,868
PeopleMedian age43
IncomeMedian household income$99,031
IncomePer-capita income$52,798
IncomeIn poverty7.3%
IncomeUnemployed3.3%
IncomeGini inequality index0.444
RaceWhite alone87.9%
RaceBlack alone1.5%
RaceAsian alone2.6%
RaceHispanic or Latino4.7%
RaceTwo or more races6.4%
OriginForeign-born6.1%
LanguageSpeaks English only at home92.1%
LanguageSpeaks Spanish at home2.6%
EducationHigh school or higher67.4%
EducationBachelor's or higher40.6%
EducationAdvanced degree16.1%
HouseholdFamily households64.5%
HouseholdAvg household size2.44
HouseholdNever married (15+)30.5%
HousingMedian home value$402,500
HousingMedian gross rent$1,491
HousingSingle-family detached63.3%
HousingBuilt before 19403.4%
HousingOvercrowded (>1 per room)1.4%
HousingVacant units14.3%
ServiceVeterans (18+)7.6%
HealthWith a disability13.3%
ConnectivityHouseholds with broadband92.9%
ConnectivityHouseholds with no internet4.8%
CommuteDrove alone72.0%
CommutePublic transit0.5%
CommuteWorked from home16.8%

Cycle financials

Source: FEC weball bulk file (cycle summary). Numbers in USD; 0 = no activity reported.

CycleRaisedSpentCash on handDebtsIndiv. contribs.
2014$9,222,677$9,163,652$59,026$0$7,802,624

Elections

Committees

Election prediction

Cycle 2026 Β· model baseline-v1 Β· base rate 15.1%

P(win) = 23.1%

FeatureΞ” P(win)
Base rate (historical)15.1%
R (major party)+10.0%
senate race-2.0%

Baseline model (incumbency Γ— party Γ— office). Calibration: backtest Brier score is the reference, see npm run db:ingest -- --source=predict-backtest-election. Future model versions must beat baseline Brier on the same held-out cohort or they don't ship.

Transfers from committees

Direct contributions from PACs and party committees. Source: FEC pas2 bulk (committee-to-candidate transactions).

DateFrom committeeTypeAmount
2025-09-30MVL PAC24K$5,000
2025-09-30MVL PAC24K$5,000

Connected on the graph

Inbound (2)

datefromtypeamountrolesource
2025-09-30MVL PACcontributed_to$5,000pas2
2025-09-30MVL PACcontributed_to$5,000pas2

Outbound (6)

datetypetoamountrolesource
β€”independent_committee_ofSTRONG COUNTRY FOR TODAY AND TOMORROWβ€”candidate_committees
β€”joint_fundraising_committee_of2014 SENATORS CLASSIC COMMITTEEβ€”candidate_committees
β€”joint_fundraising_committee_ofFOUNDERS SENATE CANDIDATE COMMITTEEβ€”candidate_committees
β€”joint_fundraising_committee_ofGOP VICTORY FUND 2014β€”candidate_committees
β€”joint_fundraising_committee_ofBROWN VICTORY FUNDβ€”candidate_committees
β€”principal_candidate_ofSTRONG COUNTRY FOR TODAY AND TOMORROWβ€”candidate_committees

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