AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoElection Outlook: A 7NEWS/UNH poll finds Democrat Chris Pappas leading Republican John Sununu 54% to 42% in New Hampshire’s U.S. Senate race, while Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Democrat Cinde Warmington are tied. Candidates are making a final push before Tuesday’s vote, with affordability and government transparency among voters’ concerns. Down-Ballot Stakes: Control of the State House, local education funding and property taxes are also on the ballot. A proposed cap on local property-tax growth has become a key campaign issue. Election Readiness: Secretary of State David Scanlan says New Hampshire is prepared for Election Day and urges voters to confirm their polling place and bring accepted photo ID. Federal officials will monitor selected polling places, while the attorney general has ordered firms to stop sending anonymous political mailers. Data Centers: Both major-party candidates for governor support halting data-center construction, reflecting growing voter opposition to new projects.
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