Republican congressional nominee Don Bolduc hasn't filed a mandatory personal financial disclosure for 2022. Bolduc won New Hampshire's Republican primary on Tuesday and faces Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan.
New Hampshire Republican US Senate nominee Don Bolduc gestures as he is introduced during a debate on September 7, 2022, in Henniker, New Hampshire.Republican congressional nominee Don Bolduc hasn't filed a mandatory personal financial disclosure for 2022.Bolduc's disclosure from 2021 indicated he held no individual stocks and had no debt.
Bolduc, who won in New Hampshire's GOP Senate primary on September 13, will face off against Democratic Sen. Maggie Hassan in November. Bolduc, who last submitted a candidate financial disclosure in 2021, has yet to file one for the 2022 calendar year, meaning voters cannot review details about Bolduc's most up-to-date income, investments, employment, and debts..
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