AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMidterm Money & Momentum: National Republicans are pouring unprecedented cash into red-state Senate races as polls tighten, with Democrats cutting into GOP voter registration advantages and Trump’s approval hitting record lows—raising fresh worries about key races, including Georgia and North Carolina. NH Politics & Policy: In Concord, party chairs spar on WMUR, while state tax collections are running ahead of forecast—fueling talk of a “September surprise.” Data Privacy & Cameras: New Hampshire’s early, strict limits on automated license plate readers are being cited as a model as other states move to restrict the tech. Local Governance: Laconia’s council will weigh zoning-code updates and safety grants, while Alton monitors Wentworth Pond drawdown ahead of weather. Community & Culture: The Great Bay 5K returns Oct. 24; Meredith unveils an outdoor piano Oct. 2; and a new NH Marine Patrol history program is set for Oct. 6. Health & Safety: Medicaid work requirements begin in January, and advocates warn some states are demanding tougher proof than federal rules require. Environment & Housing: A Lakes Region group pushes back on systemic pesticides; and Nashua debates whether to save the Keefe Auditorium as it plans housing around it.
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