AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Day: Federal monitors are expected in Manchester and Nashua, part of a Justice Department deployment of about 1,000 observers nationwide. State officials say monitors were present in the primary without disrupting voting. New Hampshire voters can check their registration and register at the polls; free or discounted rides will also be available. Voting Rules: The U.S. Supreme Court upheld New Hampshire’s ban on student IDs as voter identification, a change that could affect students heading to the polls. Campaigns: Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Democratic challenger Cinde Warmington clashed over education funding and cannabis at a debate, while the state’s Senate race remains too close to call in national polling. Household Costs: With heating oil prices sharply higher, New Hampshire aid providers report a surge in fuel-assistance applications as families brace for winter bills. Free Speech: Bow parents are asking a federal judge to protect their right to wear pink wristbands protesting school sports policies, after an appeals court found they were likely punished for their viewpoint.
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