AGP Executive Report
Last update: 14 minutes agoElection Watch: New Hampshire expects record turnout Nov. 3, as federal monitors prepare to visit state cities. The Supreme Court upheld the ban on student IDs at the polls, while the attorney general is facing questions over anonymous political mailers. Statewide Races: Chris Pappas and John Sununu are making affordability and health care central to their Senate contest; Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Democrat Cinde Warmington have clashed over housing, data centers and taxes. Schools and Taxes: A ballot measure would cap school administrative costs and property-tax growth, drawing criticism from opponents who say it won’t fix inadequate state funding. Meredith Development: Residents are pressing town leaders to save Camp Menotomy after an $18 million sale cleared the way for seven lakefront homes; the plan would preserve about 25 of the property’s 95 acres. Immigration: ICE detained Jessie Laurel Tepler-Mujambere near Colebrook as he drove from Maine toward Canada, where he had received citizenship paperwork. DHS says he overstayed his U.S. permission; his family says his work permit had expired.
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