AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoStatehouse Deadline Crunch: With Memorial Day shrinking the calendar, New Hampshire lawmakers have just Tuesday–Thursday to settle more than 60 bills, and several big items already landed—Toll Hikes: lawmakers agreed to double toll penalties for drivers without an NH E-ZPass, a move Gov. Kelly Ayotte has hinted she may veto; Campus Carry: the Senate scaled the House plan down to “faculty carry” and killed the reconciliation effort, ending the broader version; CDL Language Rule: a push to require commercial driver tests be given only in English cleared the legislature. Landfill Overhaul: After years of deadlock, the House approved a Senate compromise creating a solid waste site evaluation committee and putting more weight on public health, sending it to the governor’s desk. Housing Rights Push: Sen. Jeanne Shaheen introduced a bill to protect mobile home residents from steep rent increases by encouraging park owners to sell to residents. Tourism Season: NH officials are forecasting about 4.8 million summer visitors and are leaning on a “Live Free” campaign plus the Ice Cream Trail. Elsewhere: California’s Senate passed a plug-in solar bill, and NOAA warned the Atlantic hurricane season is likely below normal but still dangerous.
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