AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVoting Rules: A federal appeals court left in place a ruling allowing New Hampshire election officials to consider student IDs as backup proof of identity; they still cannot be used alone to obtain a ballot. Absentee ballots are now available for the Nov. 3 election. Campaign 2026: John Sununu and Chris Pappas appeared together at a Salem forum as they compete for the U.S. Senate seat. Housing affordability is also a key issue in the governor’s race: Kelly Ayotte points to zoning changes and faster permitting, while Cinde Warmington proposes state funding for affordable construction and limits on private-equity home purchases. Political Calls: The FCC is considering loosening rules on political robocalls, including calls using AI-generated voices, ahead of the midterms. The proposal carries special resonance in New Hampshire, where a consultant was fined over 2024 calls mimicking Joe Biden. Local Government: Claremont’s city manager search has narrowed to three candidates, with interviews underway and a decision expected in the coming weeks. Energy Costs: Laconia, Londonderry, Merrimack and Windham renewed municipal electricity programs, securing fixed supply rates through October 2027.
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