AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoVoting Rights: Democratic congressional nominee Stefany Shaheen backed the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, which would give the federal government a say in state election rules and let voters use sworn affidavits instead of photo ID. A New Hampshire poll found 76% support voter ID requirements. Campaign Accountability: Republican Rep. Ross Berry asked prosecutors to pursue misdemeanor charges against Democratic operative Sebastian Fuentes, alleging he falsely portrayed 136 GOP candidates as Free State Project-endorsed in 78 social media graphics. Senate Race: Chris Pappas and John Sununu are set for their first debate Tuesday, as the campaigns face questions about how much debates sway voters. A separate report says candidates are also sparring over property taxes and school funding. Federal Policy: U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen joined a bipartisan group urging President Trump to reverse his Russian diesel deal, arguing it conflicts with a 2022 law barring Russian energy imports. Concord Courts: A second unhoused man has sued over New Hampshire’s loitering law, arguing it gives police too much discretion; the ACLU wants the case joined with an earlier challenge.
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