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Last update: 4 hours agoGovernor race polling: A new University of New Hampshire Survey Center poll shows Republican Mike Minogue at 38% versus Gov. Maura Healey’s 54%, an 8-point gain for Minogue since last month. PFAS fight: U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan reintroduced bipartisan legislation to ban PFAS chemicals from New Hampshire food wrappers and packaging, reviving a push that stalled in 2021. Cost-saving solar: A new New Hampshire law legalizing plug-in solar takes effect in January, aiming to help renters and homeowners cut power bills with small panels that plug into existing outlets. Medicaid work rules: As federal Medicaid work requirements begin in January, at least six states—including New Hampshire—will require medical proof instead of accepting a person’s sworn statement for some work exemptions. Privacy and license plate cameras: A report says New Hampshire’s long-standing limits on automated license plate readers have made the state a model as other states consider restrictions. Politics on the air: WMUR’s “Conversation with the Candidate” returns Sunday with Republican Lily Tang Williams, who’ll take questions on issues including the Iran war and affordability. Storm impacts: A nor’easter has brought flooding and power outages across the Northeast, with travel disruptions and emergency declarations in parts of the region.
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