AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoSenate Race: John Sununu and Chris Pappas clashed over Social Security at an AARP forum in Manchester. Sununu defended his 2005 proposal to let workers invest part of their contributions in private accounts, but acknowledged it would not work by today’s standards; Pappas emphasized protecting benefits and taxing the wealthy. Voting Rules: New Hampshire’s ban on using student IDs to obtain a ballot is in limbo three weeks before the midterms, with the RNC backing the state in the dispute. Election Technology: The FCC is weighing a proposal to loosen restrictions on political robocalls, including AI-generated voices. The debate has particular resonance in New Hampshire, where a fake Biden-voice robocall targeted voters in 2024. Local Schools: Concord’s West and South End school board race pits incumbent Liz Boucher against former state representative Don Brueggemann, whose challenge centers partly on planned bus routes for the new middle school. College Costs: Gov. Kelly Ayotte has proposed tuition assistance for community college students, but the plan still needs legislative funding.
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