NH Elections: With Nov. 3 nearing, Chris Pappas and John Sununu say turnout will be crucial in their U.S. Senate race. In the governor’s contest, running mate Shawn Oliver’s OUI arrest has thrown the Republican ticket into uncertainty; Mike Minogue says he can govern without a lieutenant governor. Property Taxes: Voters will decide whether to cap local property-tax increases. A new complaint alleges the teachers union broke campaign-finance rules while campaigning against the measure. Youth Center Claims: The Executive Council approved another $35 million for people who say they were abused at the former Youth Development Center. The administrator is handling about 1,700 claims and aims to resolve them within three years. Housing: A new study finds New Hampshire is among the states where high rents account for a large share of poverty, as candidates and advocates press for more affordable homes. Political Tensions: X suspended the New Hampshire Libertarian account after posts supporting violence against Democrats; Gov. Kelly Ayotte had urged the platform to act.