AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSenate Showdown: Chris Pappas and John Sununu clashed in Wednesday’s debate over affordability, Iran and Donald Trump as they compete for New Hampshire’s open Senate seat. Sununu is seeking to stress his independence from Trump, while Pappas argues the former senator backed the president’s policies. Governor’s Race: Democrat Cinde Warmington proposed tighter financial-disclosure rules and a blind-trust requirement for governors, using the pledge to challenge Republican Kelly Ayotte on ethics in the campaign’s final days. Health Costs: Medicaid cuts could leave more Granite Staters uninsured and raise uncompensated-care costs, putting added pressure on private insurance premiums paid by New Hampshire businesses. Voting Rules: The state Supreme Court upheld New Hampshire’s ban on student IDs at polling places, a change voters and election officials are preparing for ahead of Nov. 3. State Finances: New Hampshire’s rainy day fund could cover about 42 days of state operations, below the national median of 48 days.
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