AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHigher Education: Gov. Kelly Ayotte proposed free community-college tuition for New Hampshire students from families earning up to $100,000. The plan, which needs legislative approval, could begin in fall 2027. Senate Race: Democrat Chris Pappas and Republican John Sununu traded attacks in their first general-election debate. Separately, the state Democratic Party asked the Justice Department to investigate alleged omissions in Republican candidate Anthony DiLorenzo’s financial disclosures. Voting and AI: The FCC is considering easing political robocall rules, including restrictions on AI-generated voices, just weeks before the midterms. The debate has particular resonance in New Hampshire, where a consultant behind a fake Biden-voice robocall in 2024 faced fines and civil damages. Housing: A bipartisan New Hampshire Forum produced six proposals to improve affordability, backed by at least 70% of participating residents. State lawmakers will consider whether to draft them into bills for 2027. Campaign Trail: Kamala Harris plans an Oct. 24 New Hampshire visit to campaign for Pappas, part of a late-month swing supporting Democrats.
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