AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCongressional Race: Chris Pappas says immigration enforcement needs major reform, but affordability, housing and health care should take priority over impeachment. Voting Access: A federal judge upheld New Hampshire’s ban on student IDs as voting identification, raising concerns for college voters; the secretary of state plans to seek an emergency stay. Health Care: Medicaid work rules set to begin in 2027 could disrupt coverage in the Upper Valley, where providers warn that paperwork and travel barriers may keep eligible residents from care. Legal Accountability: Lebanon attorney Stephen Girdwood faces disbarment after investigators say he used nearly $500,000 held in divorce escrow for personal accounts and a Florida project; a criminal investigation is ongoing. Local Voices: About 64 people marched in Portsmouth and Newington to protest Sig Sauer’s weapons work with Israel. Arts: The New Hampshire Film Festival opens Thursday in Portsmouth, featuring more than 100 films.
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