AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoGovernor’s Race: New Hampshire business groups are backing Gov. Kelly Ayotte over Democrat Cinde Warmington, citing housing legislation and tax relief for small businesses. Ayotte is also facing questions about nearly $1 million in stock tied to a company serving data centers, an industry she once supported and now says she may curb. Senate Contest: Democrat Chris Pappas and Sen. Jeanne Shaheen attacked Republican John Sununu over his past support for private Social Security accounts; Sununu’s campaign said he has never voted to cut benefits. The race remains tight as both sides make their final push. Voting Rules: The U.S. Supreme Court has cleared the way for New Hampshire to bar student IDs at the polls. Federal election monitors are expected in Manchester and Nashua next week. Midterm Mood: A Saint Anselm poll gives Democrats a nine-point edge on the generic ballot, while Republican allies argue that door-knocking and campaign spending can help close the gap.
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