AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoState Politics & Campaign Finance: New Hampshire Senate fundraising shows a widening enthusiasm gap: GOP incumbents raised $31,634 from 87 contributors versus Democrats’ $115,400 from 631 contributors, with GOP cash still leading overall once PAC money is included. U.S.-Canada Trade Hits NH: Republicans running for Senate in NH criticized Trump’s Canada trade war, warning it’s driving up costs and hurting tourism and local business ties to Canada. Federal Land-Use Decision: The U.S. Forest Service is considering ending parts of the 2001 Roadless Rule in the White Mountain National Forest, a move that could reshape how logging and road building are handled. Tech & Privacy: Portsmouth lawmakers are weighing tighter rules on fixed Flock-style license-plate readers, as NH debates how much surveillance tech should spread. Health & Food Safety: A lettuce-linked cyclosporiasis outbreak has expanded into three more states, while a separate frozen buffalo chicken recall hit food-service sites in NH and four nearby states. Education & Workforce: MIT and Lakes Region Community College launched a four-week “Gateway to AI” pilot for 16 NH high school students to build math and AI skills. Community & Outdoors: Eastern Propane & Oil returns as sponsor for the Runaway Pumpkin 10K/5K benefiting the WOW Trail. Local History: A new book preserves NH conservation history through the long-running columns of former game warden Carl B. Akerley.
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