AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCampaign 2026: Chris Pappas and John Sununu traded attacks in their first U.S. Senate debate, as former Vice President Kamala Harris prepares to campaign for Pappas in New Hampshire on Oct. 24. Election Rules: The RNC has backed New Hampshire in its fight over student voter ID rules, while the legal dispute continues. Separately, the FCC is weighing a waiver that could allow political robocalls to cellphones without consent—a proposal drawing scrutiny in the state where a fake Biden-voice robocall targeted voters in 2024. Senate Stakes: New Hampshire political operative Aaron Day is taking his spoiler-candidate strategy nationwide, targeting the state among eight where he hopes to boost third-party candidates and cost Republicans Senate seats. Housing: A bipartisan New Hampshire Forum produced six proposals to make housing more affordable; state lawmakers will consider which to turn into bills for 2027. Schools and Energy: A new report warns New Hampshire faces persistent teacher recruitment and retention challenges. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen joined a bipartisan group urging President Trump to reverse his Russian diesel deal, arguing it could help finance Russia’s war against Ukraine.
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