AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Watch: New Hampshire expects a record 635,000 ballots Tuesday, as federal election monitors prepare to visit state cities and the attorney general orders a stop to anonymous political mailers targeting U.S. Senate candidates. The tight Senate race and governor’s contest are drawing national attention; Cory Booker campaigned with Democrat Cinde Warmington in Concord. On the Ballot: Question 2 would cap local school taxes, prompting warnings that districts could cut staff and programs if it passes. Immigration: ICE detained a 28-year-old in Colebrook as he drove to Canada, where he had received citizenship paperwork; his family says he was on a path to legal status. Consumer Protection: New Hampshire is among 36 states sharing in a $220 million GM settlement over allegations the automaker sold drivers’ location and driving data without proper consent. Health Care: Four New Hampshire families are asking a federal court to protect Medicaid coverage for transgender youths’ care while they challenge a new federal rule. Jobs and Industry: Federal officials announced $70 million for critical-minerals workforce training at a rare-earth refinery in Exeter, while acknowledging no New England university qualifies for the grants.
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