AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoU.S. Senate primary spotlight: New Hampshire Democrats are heading into Tuesday’s Sept. 8 vote with WMUR’s debate putting pocketbook issues and foreign policy front and center, as Karishma Manzur repeatedly tied her opponent Chris Pappas to Benjamin Netanyahu while Pappas emphasized affordability and health care. Polling and tariffs: A new Granite State Poll finds NH residents blame Trump’s tariffs for higher prices and expect little relief ahead, a warning sign for Republicans trying to run on the economy. Election logistics: Secretary of State David Scanlan urged voters to check registration and polling locations online and reminded them what photo ID is accepted for voting. Cybersecurity for utilities: A New Hampshire-focused report says water systems are being probed by hackers and that AI is making the threat harder for small operators to defend against. Public housing snapshot: HUD data shows Coos County’s public housing units held steady at 55 in 2025, with most residents paying about 27% of income toward rent. Federal case: A Chichester man was indicted for allegedly running an unlicensed hawala operation moving more than $25 million between the U.S. and Yemen. Local development: Enfield’s zoning board will hear a developer’s revised plan for a wetland-crossing road tied to a downtown housing proposal.
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