AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoCampaign 2026: Cost of living dominated the latest congressional debate, as Stefany Shaheen and Anthony DiLorenzo offered competing plans on prices, while the Senate race between Chris Pappas and John Sununu remains closely watched. Housing & Child Care: New Hampshire’s median home price hit a record $575,000, while only 15% of households earn the estimated $189,000 needed to afford one. The state also lost 14% of its child-care programs from 2017 to 2025, leaving new providers struggling to fill the gap. Health Coverage: CVS Health and WellSense are ending their Medicare Advantage plans in January; Coos County is set to have no such offerings in 2027. Energy & Transportation: New Hampshire is offering $1 million for EV chargers at tourism destinations, as the state has the region’s fewest charging ports. Meanwhile, rising heating-oil costs are squeezing residents ahead of winter. Voting: A federal judge upheld New Hampshire’s ban on student IDs for voting, and the secretary of state plans to seek an emergency stay. Education & Culture: A new $25,000 scholarship fund helped more than 20 graduates enroll full-time at Manchester Community College, and Jaffrey’s Park Theatre is marking five years since its reopening.
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