AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoVoter Data Dispute: The Justice Department is investigating New Hampshire Secretary of State Dave Scanlan after he refused to turn over unredacted voter-registration data. Scanlan says he is confident in his legal position. Schools and Spending: New Hampshire’s public-school enrollment fell 7.4% from 2019 to 2024, the steepest decline in New England, as incoming lawmakers debate education funding amid rising school costs. Health Care: The state received another $204 million in federal rural-health funding, bringing its two-year total above $408 million. Election Aftermath: Democrats’ new State House majority is choosing its speaker, with Rep. Jim Maggiore challenging Rep. Alexis Simpson; recounts are underway in 16 House races. Democrats are also expected to renew efforts to legalize adult-use cannabis. Courts and Oversight: The state Supreme Court upheld the revocation of former state Sen. Andy Sanborn’s gambling license and the rejection of his casino sale. Sen. Maggie Hassan, poised to chair the Senate Homeland Security Committee, is seeking to preserve records tied to Corey Lewandowski’s time at Homeland Security.
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