AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNH-01 Democratic primary: In the 1st Congressional District debate, the five Democrats sparred over health care and Israel, with Maura Sullivan and Stefany Shaheen pressing Medicare-for-all distinctions while all candidates backed abolishing ICE and campaign finance reform. U.S. Senate GOP primary: John Sununu says he doesn’t need Trump’s help for the NH Senate race, even as Trump endorsed him; Sununu leads in the latest UNH poll. Big money midterms: Elon Musk’s America PAC disclosed its first spending, including about $91,458 in New Hampshire and roughly $247,000 for Texas AG Ken Paxton, signaling early investment in competitive races. Election safeguards: NH Secretary of State David Scanlan expects 28% turnout and says DOJ monitors in Manchester and Nashua won’t disrupt voting; he also reiterated new ID rules for the Sept. 8 primaries. Housing surveillance lawsuit: ACLU-NH and NH Legal Assistance sued Concord Housing Authority over alleged Minut device surveillance inside apartments. Civil rights in schools: The 1st Circuit remanded a case over Bow School District punishing students for wearing protest “XX” wristbands, finding a likely viewpoint discrimination claim. Public safety: Pelham police issued e-bike safety reminders as school resumes. State politics: Senate President Sharon Carson named Sens. David Rochefort and Suzanne Prentiss to a new Developmental Services Oversight Commission.
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