AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoNH Elections & Messaging: Democrats are warning that New Hampshire is “Exhibit A” for why a national blue wave may stall, pointing to Republicans’ money advantage and the tight Senate race involving Rep. Chris Pappas. Federal Spending Scrutiny: Lawmakers are demanding answers after DHS reportedly used $20M in Homeland Security funds for TV ads featuring Trump, drawing bipartisan claims the promos are taxpayer-funded campaign propaganda. Housing Affordability: A new NH Housing report finds a widening gap between home costs and pay—Lebanon renters need $47.06/hour to afford median rent, far above the state’s $25.29 median wage—fueling longer commutes and poverty pressure. Cybersecurity & Consumer Protection: Michigan AG Nessel announced a $2.3M multistate settlement with Labcorp over the 2019 AMCA data breach that exposed sensitive patient data tied to millions of people. NH Policy Watch: The Senate narrowly advanced SB 104 to legalize regulated online casino gaming, sending it to the Finance Committee. Military Tech: JTNC and NSA leaders met in NH-area defense circles to push modernization of secure military communications, including post-quantum resiliency.
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