AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDemocratic primary fight: The DNC’s Rules panel is set to keep South Carolina first in the 2028 presidential primary calendar, sidelining New Hampshire again and triggering pushback from Granite State Democrats and local leaders who say the move could drain attention and campaign money from the state. Food assistance pressure: New Hampshire SNAP enrollment fell about 3% from June 2025 to June 2026, and providers say demand is rising as families feel the effects of recent federal restrictions. Vehicle inspection lawsuit: A Wilton woman is suing New Hampshire in federal court to reinstate ended annual vehicle safety and emissions inspections, arguing air quality has worsened since the program stopped. Surveillance debate: Communities are wrestling with Flock Safety’s license plate reader cameras, with residents and civil liberties advocates warning the data collection could enable mass surveillance. Housing data dispute (Maine): Maine’s Greenville approved 89 housing units in state data, but the town says the real number is far lower—highlighting concerns about the accuracy of housing tracking systems. Local business & community: A burrito chain is coming to Hudson, and Comfort Keepers marked a “Day of Joy” event in New London.
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