AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGOP Fundraising: Sen. Rick Scott will headline the New Hampshire GOP’s Amos Tuck Dinner in Concord on Sept. 18, a major boost for the party’s November push. Immigration Enforcement: ICE arrested at least nine people across Vermont in separate operations, including workplace and commuting arrests that advocates say are unusual and may raise profiling concerns. NH Federal Court Fight: A magistrate recommended overturning the Ballot Law Commission’s bid to block libertarian Aaron Day from the Nov. 3 ballot, arguing he met eligibility requirements tied to Nashua residency. Democrats’ 2028 Primary Calendar: The DNC is expected to finalize a 2028 calendar that would put South Carolina first (Jan. 22), then Nevada (Feb. 1), with New Hampshire on Feb. 8—though NH says it will follow state law. State Politics & Health: NH’s school voucher-like Education Freedom Accounts hit 12,500 students (up 25%) with 943 on the waitlist, potentially driving $60M+ in payments. Public Safety & Environment: Old Dutch Mustard agreed to a consent decree and enhanced monitoring after a Clean Water Act case tied to pollution of the Souhegan River. Food Safety: FDA/CDC began inspections at Taylor Farms’ Mexican plant tied to the cyclosporiasis outbreak, which has reached New Hampshire among 17 states.
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