AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNH Voting Access Debate: New Hampshire’s voting rules are under fire again after readers weighed in on whether to expand early voting and loosen absentee limits, with critics pointing to witness requirements and ID changes that can block working people. Election Security & Process: State officials say federal DOJ monitors in Manchester and Nashua won’t be disruptive, even as voters worry about new laws, ballot-counting tech, and ongoing lawsuits. Dem Primary Heat (CD1): In the NH-01 Democratic debate, candidates clashed over Medicare for All and broader party direction, with Maura Sullivan and Stefany Shaheen trading sharp attacks as the race turns increasingly negative. Pappas Senate Fight Turns on Israel: A new flashpoint shows Chris Pappas voting against an anti-boycott bill despite earlier pro-Israel branding, while progressive challenger Karishma Manzur gains momentum. Big Money Midterms: Elon Musk’s America PAC has begun spending in close races, including New Hampshire, as Republicans fret about whether Trump will deploy his own super PAC funds. Surveillance Lawsuit in Concord: Tenants sued Concord Housing Authority over alleged apartment surveillance devices that they say collect private data without meaningful opt-out. Local Safety: An 8-year-old was hospitalized after being hit by a Manchester school bus; injuries were reported as not life-threatening.
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