AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUNH Police Leadership: David Hobbs, a former Hampton police chief, starts as the University of New Hampshire’s new police chief today, overseeing campus safety across Durham, Manchester and Concord. Governor’s Race Tightens: A new UNH Granite State Poll shows Gov. Kelly Ayotte at 47% and Democrat Cinde Warmington at 43%, with the gap narrowing as Warmington consolidates support. U.S. Senate Money & Messaging: A look at how outside spending and negative ads are shaping the NH Senate race between Chris Pappas and John Sununu, with dark-money groups pouring in as voters get bombarded. Air Quality Rule Fight: New Hampshire’s bid to leave the Northeast vehicle emissions testing program is up for final EPA action after public comments closed. Privacy vs. Surveillance: Coverage highlights how license-plate reader data can travel beyond local departments, renewing calls for stronger rules—an issue NH has been watching closely. Storm Aftermath: A nor’easter is weakening after flooding and outages across the Northeast, including impacts in New Hampshire. Child Care Policy: Reporting explains proposed federal Head Start rule changes and what they could mean for early learning providers and families.
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