AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNH GOP Senate primary: New Hampshire Republicans head to the polls Tuesday for an open U.S. Senate seat, with the race framed as a “back-to-the-future” matchup between former Sen. John Sununu and former Sen. Scott Brown, both longtime names that voters seem comfortable backing. Democratic Senate race: On the Democratic side, Rep. Chris Pappas faces a tightening challenge from scientist Karishma Manzur, with the contest also drawing national attention. Local primaries with state stakes: In Hudson, local legislative races look quiet, but the Sept. 8 state primary still determines who advances to November for state House and Senate seats. Election logistics: A practical guide lays out where to vote, how to check registration, and what to bring—plus reminders that party primaries matter. Cost-of-living politics: A Granite State Poll finds residents blame Trump’s tariffs for higher prices and expect little improvement, a mood that could shape November. Jobs and wages: A new NH Fiscal Policy Institute study says employment has improved since 2025, but wage growth still lags inflation and challenges remain. Public safety: A fentanyl chase ending in Haverhill led to two arrests and the seizure of more than 1,225 grams. Consumer/finance: NH’s auto insurance approach—no requirement to carry coverage, with a self-insurance bond option—helps explain why the state is among the nation’s cheapest markets. Scams: Milan logged one BBB Scam Tracker report in July, tying it for 23rd among NH cities.
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