AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoYDC Settlement: Abuse survivors are asking the New Hampshire Supreme Court to undo changes giving Gov. Kelly Ayotte control over the settlement fund’s administrator and the attorney general veto power over awards. Ukraine Inquiry: Sen. Jeanne Shaheen is leading a bipartisan call for a Pentagon investigation into disruptions to satellite and intelligence services used by Ukraine, which lawmakers say may have endangered U.S. personnel. AI and Elections: The FCC is weighing a bid to allow political robocalls to cellphones, including AI-generated voices; critics warn of deception, and the proposal recalls the 2024 New Hampshire calls impersonating Joe Biden. Governor’s Race: Kelly Ayotte and Cinde Warmington both back a pause on new data centers, but differ on timing; Warmington also proposes a housing czar, while Ayotte points to permitting reforms. Maternal Health: Two northern New Hampshire organizations received $119,705 in grants to expand birth-worker support and care for pregnant and parenting women facing substance-use challenges. State Senate: Democrat Cecil Ables has withdrawn from the Rochester-area race over a residency requirement but says his name will remain on the ballot.
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