AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Aftermath: Democrats are set to control both chambers of New Hampshire’s Legislature and, for the first time, all five Executive Council seats. Republican Gov. Kelly Ayotte won a second term, while Democrat Chris Pappas defeated John Sununu for the U.S. Senate seat, becoming the first openly gay man elected to the chamber. Data Center Debate: Bow residents are pushing for a town vote on a data center moratorium, amid broad voter support for limits on such projects nationwide. Housing: Two bills that could loosen New Hampshire’s one-acre minimum for home lots remain alive for the next legislative session; a recent survey found 74% of residents support allowing starter homes on smaller lots. State Economy: New Hampshire’s economy grew at a 2% annual rate in the spring, trailing several Northeast neighbors and the national pace. Public Health: A House committee voted to revisit pet rabies-vaccine exemptions in future legislation, despite veterinarians’ broad support for the vaccine as safe and lifesaving. Keene: A restored 150-year-old church on Court Street is reopening as Platz Beer Garden, a new community gathering spot.
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