AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Results: New Hampshire sent Democrat Chris Pappas to the U.S. Senate, making him the first openly gay man elected to the chamber, while Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte won a second term despite a Democratic wave. Democrats also made major gains in the State House. Statehouse Priorities: Senate Democratic leader Rebecca Perkins Kwoka says the focus will be affordability — housing, child care, health care, energy and property taxes. House Democrats are weighing a leadership contest, with Rep. Jim Maggiore challenging leader Alexis Simpson for speaker. Food and Work: A strike by 255 workers at Associated Grocers Northeast’s New Hampshire distribution center has disrupted deliveries to some independent Vermont grocers ahead of Thanksgiving. In Manchester, the New Hampshire Food Bank and its pantry partners are working to get food to communities statewide. Arts and History: Filmmakers plan to shoot the romantic thriller “Bad Influence” in Peterborough, Keene and Rindge this month. A Portsmouth-based diving team has also located the long-missing SS Cornwallis, torpedoed off Maine in 1944 with 43 people aboard.
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