AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoNH Politics & Campaigns: A new UNH poll shows Ayotte leading Warmington in the governor’s race, while Democrats and Republicans trade fundraising claims in the State Senate fight, with Democrats touting a big enthusiasm edge in small donations. Congressional Race Watch: GOP candidates in NH’s 2nd District are leaning into affordability messaging, and Goodlander’s first TV ad spotlights her “refuse illegal orders” clash with the Trump White House as she faces a primary challenge. Tech, Privacy & Public Safety: Flock license-plate reader cameras are fueling privacy backlash nationwide, and New Hampshire towns are weighing how to regulate the tech as interest grows in data-sharing across agencies. Environment & Outdoor Life: The U.S. Forest Service is considering rolling back parts of the White Mountain National Forest’s roadless protections, a move that could reshape wildfire and logging rules. Community & Culture: A new book preserves New Hampshire conservation history through the dispatches of longtime game warden Carl B. Akerley, and Keene’s Historical Society is preparing an exhibit on the 1980s International Zucchini Festival. Health & Education: MIT and Lakes Region Community College launched a pilot “Gateway to AI” program for rural NH teens, and a statewide childcare briefing in Concord put spotlight on the workforce behind childcare ahead of elections.
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