AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoDemocratic US Senate primary: A tight Democratic battle between Chris Pappas and Karishma Manzur stayed front-and-center, with Pappas leaning on his House record while Manzur hammered corporate money and urged ending the Iran war. NH voting fight: A federal appeals court kept in place a ruling blocking parts of New Hampshire’s 2024 anti-voting law, preserving affidavit options for voters lacking citizenship documents ahead of the Sept. 8 primary. GOP spending pressure: New Hampshire Republicans seized on new reporting about Beijing-linked businessman Pin Ni donating to Senate Democrats, demanding answers from Chris Pappas. Primary politics in motion: NHPR and partners announced candidate forums for governor, US House, and US Senate races, and a “primary primer” guide walked voters through registration, ID, and polling hours. Statehouse safety law: New Hampshire is set to toughen penalties for drivers who pass school buses with stop signs out, including a first-offense Class B misdemeanor and license suspension. Health care politics: Maggie Hassan pressed Capital One for details after the bank closed Trump-linked accounts flagged by anti-money laundering reviews.
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