AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSenate Race: John Sununu says Chris Pappas’s high-profile Democratic campaign visitors, including Gavin Newsom and Kamala Harris, hurt his appeal to Granite Staters. Harris is scheduled to campaign with Pappas in New Hampshire this weekend. Property Taxes: An election-law complaint accuses NEA-New Hampshire of violating campaign finance rules in its effort to defeat Question 2, the proposed cap on local property-tax increases. YDC Claims: The Executive Council approved another $35 million for abuse claims, with about 1,700 cases still pending. The claims administrator also urged lawyers to reduce their share of payments. Voting Rights: New Hampshire is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reinstate its ban on using student IDs to vote, with the issue still in flux ahead of the election. Medicaid: A new analysis warns that up to 29,000 Granite Staters could lose coverage by 2028 under new work requirements. Political Fallout: Libertarian Party of New Hampshire accounts were suspended after violent posts targeting Democrats; party chair Jeremy Kauffman also posted threatening language.
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