AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRevolutionary History: A rare Exeter-printed copy of the Declaration of Independence—captured by the British in 1776—was found in London’s National Archives, adding a major America-250 artifact to New Hampshire’s story. Education & Costs: Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a new special education aid formula that could bring districts more state money starting in 2028, but it also adds new paperwork and accountability requirements. Elections Under Pressure: The DOJ is sending federal election observers to Manchester and Nashua for the Sept. 8 primaries, while New Hampshire’s secretary of state says the state welcomes observation and “does a good job.” Public Health & Policy: A new child care tax credit bill signed by Ayotte aims to expand licensed child care seats by giving businesses a credit for creating or expanding care capacity. Crypto Finance Rebuffed: New Hampshire’s Executive Council killed a proposed $100 million Bitcoin-backed bond in a 3-2 vote, rejecting the idea of state-backed legitimacy for a volatile digital-asset deal. Health Care Politics: Stefany Shaheen launched her first TV ad in NH-1, tying her campaign to health care fights and criticizing Trump-era cuts. Environment: New Hampshire reported it has spent over $223 million on PFAS response over seven years, but says more work is still needed to keep up with the contamination problem.
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