Campaigns: Turning Point Action is building a New Hampshire operation for Republican Senate nominee John Sununu, including absentee-ballot training and campaign sign distribution, as the group targets a closely watched race against Democrat Chris Pappas. Voter Turnout: “No Kings” rallies across the state urged Granite Staters to vote in the Nov. 3 midterms, while absentee ballots are now available. Voting Rules: New Hampshire has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in the fight over student IDs at the polls, after a judge allowed them as backup identification. Robocalls: The FCC is considering loosening rules for political robocalls, potentially allowing AI-generated voices without prior consent. The proposal revives concerns in New Hampshire, where a 2024 fake Biden-voice call targeted voters. State Policy: Candidates in a Concord-area race agree the state should pause new data-center permits, but differ on how quickly to act. Public Health: In Concord, Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. questioned the hepatitis B vaccine’s safety but declined to discuss the New Hampshire bill inspired by federal changes to vaccine guidance.