AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoU.S. Senate race: New Hampshire GOP Senate candidate John Sununu is facing fresh scrutiny over his past work at Akin Gump, which represented major health insurers, as new reporting argues his ties could hurt him with voters focused on health care costs. Medicaid shakeups: Across New England, thousands of documented immigrants are set to lose full Medicaid coverage as Congress’s latest eligibility restrictions roll out, with NH among the states affected. Supreme Court security: Attorney General Jeff Jackson is leading a bipartisan push for Congress to fully fund U.S. Supreme Court security after a spike in threats, arguing judges must be able to rule without fear. Housing politics: A Saint Anselm statewide survey finds support for changing zoning to build more housing has surged, but residents remain less willing to see it built in their own neighborhoods. Workplace discrimination case: A federal judge kept alive a transgender workplace discrimination claim against a Christian-owned NH manufacturer, rejecting dismissal of key parts of the lawsuit. Local government & environment: Casella says it will close its Bethlehem landfill subsidiary North Country Environmental Services a year early, raising questions about where waste will go next. NH elections: NBC News reports Democrats have slowed voter registration losses in New Hampshire and other key states heading into midterms. Energy & nuclear: New England governors are aligning on a regional nuclear roadmap, with NH officials saying no single state can do it alone. Wildlife: NH’s 7-day fall wild turkey shotgun season opens Oct. 12.
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