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Tuesday Trivia: New Hampshire Primary

Rep. Guinta and Carol Shea-Porter could face off for 4th straight election

New Hampshire Rep. Frank Guinta, left, seen here with former state Rep. David Scott on Saturday, will face Democrat Carol Shea-Porter for the fourth straight election, if he wins his Tuesday primary. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call)

By Alex Gangitano

Posted September 13, 2016 at 7:00am

Should Republican Rep. Frank C. Guinta win his New Hampshire primary Tuesday, he will face Democrat Carol Shea-Porter for the fourth consecutive general election, the most of any pair running this year. Which of these pairs will face each other for the third consecutive time in November?

A) Will Hurd and Pete Gallego

B) Carlos Curbelo and Joe Garcia

C) Bruce Poliquin and Emily Cain

D) Robert J. Dold and Brad SchneiderEmail your answers to HOH@rollcall.com and the first correct answer could get a shout-out!

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