AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Integrity & Federal Oversight: U.S. Sen. Alex Padilla and colleagues pressed the DOJ over its plan to send election monitors to places including New Hampshire, warning against partisan targeting of jurisdictions and interference with state election administration. Early Education: A WalletHub study ranks New Hampshire 48th for early education, citing weak access, quality, and resources. Statehouse/Schools: New Hampshire’s “bell-to-bell” cellphone ban is getting early validation, with a state Department of Education survey finding most teachers report rare or no classroom phone use since the law took effect. Democratic Primary Politics (2028): The DNC proposed the 2028 Democratic presidential calendar, placing New Hampshire on Feb. 8, 2028. Health Policy & Legal Risk: A DOJ disability-rights legal opinion is raising alarms that protections for people with disabilities could be narrowed, setting up likely court fights involving states. Campaign & Messaging: A new poll finds voters now rate Democrats better on the economy than Republicans for the first time in a decade. Local Crime/Justice: A Rye man pleaded guilty in a multimillion-dollar fraudulent international survey scheme. Economy/Industry: Portsmouth-based Albany International reported Q2 earnings and revenue updates.
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