Campaign Trail: In a New Hampshire-1 debate, Democrat Stefany Shaheen denied supporting abolishing ICE, though she recently called at a UNH forum to “dismantle” the agency and rebuild it. Republicans also filed an FEC complaint alleging her campaign omitted donor employment details; the allegations have not been resolved. Gubernatorial candidate Cinde Warmington dropped her 2040 net-zero goal, saying federal policy changes have made it unworkable. Election Oversight: Croydon school board members face an election-law complaint over a taxpayer-funded flyer opposing a proposed property-tax cap. At a Ballot Law Commission hearing, voting-machine makers said their tabulators do not connect to the internet; a cybersecurity expert said the radio signal reported by a moderator could have come from another source. New Hampshire Economy: BAE Systems, which makes precision-guidance kits in Hudson, signed a multiyear framework with the Defense Department to expand production, with annual U.S. purchases potentially reaching 25,000 kits. The New Hampshire Community Loan Fund received an A- rating with a positive outlook from Fitch, a boost that could help it attract investment. Local Energy: Derry’s new landfill solar project is expected to supply the town’s electricity needs and save taxpayers about $4 million over 25 years.