AGP Executive Report
Last update: 22 minutes agoNH Politics & Elections: A new University of New Hampshire poll shows support for Chris Pappas slipping as John E. Sununu could lead in a potential Senate matchup, with the seat seen as key to control of the U.S. Senate. U.S. Senate Race: Pappas is also navigating a tough Democratic primary narrative after Kamala Harris endorsed him, while questions about AIPAC ties keep popping up in coverage. Local Governance & Schools: Two parents are suing to block a November ballot question on New Hampshire’s school budget cap, arguing the proposal is unclear and could reshape district budgets and taxes. Public Safety: Gov. Kelly Ayotte and DHHS launched “Unlabeled,” a youth-focused fentanyl-prevention campaign aimed at helping young people recognize risks from counterfeit and unlabeled pills. Environment & Energy: The Environmental Appeals Board sent Manchester’s PFAS-related wastewater permit back to EPA Region 1 for reconsideration, after challenges tied to water quality standards. Food Safety: Lundberg Family Farms expanded a jasmine white rice recall to a dozen states, including New Hampshire, warning consumers not to eat affected lots. Tech & Privacy: A growing debate over license plate readers continues, with New Hampshire cited in discussions about rapid data deletion limits.
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