Levi Sanders, the son of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) who touted similar policy positions to his father’s during his congressional campaign, lost his bid for one of New Hampshire’s two U.S. House seats on Sept. 11.
Sanders, 49, lost by a wide margin, finishing seventh in a field of 11 Democratic primary candidates. According to BallotPedia, Sanders had garnered 1,141 votes by the time of writing, while the winner, Chris Pappas, had 26,875 votes.
