AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDNC Primary Fight: New Hampshire Democrats are still trying to keep their “first-in-the-nation” presidential primary alive after the DNC panel chose South Carolina for 2028, with NH officials and party leaders signaling they’ll hold their date while staying within DNC rules. U.S. Senate Watch: Democrats are resetting their Maine effort after Graham Platner’s implosion, naming Troy Jackson as the nominee to challenge Susan Collins—an outcome that could shape the broader Senate map Democrats are targeting. Immigration & Citizenship: A denaturalization case has been filed against an N.H. mother as the Trump administration ramps up scrutiny of foreign-born citizens, with USCIS saying it has “zero tolerance” for fraud. Child Welfare Oversight: Gov. Kelly Ayotte tapped former Manchester Police Chief Allen Aldenberg as acting child advocate, drawing pushback from some lawmakers who worry his law-enforcement background could chill families from seeking help. Housing Policy: A new “mixed-use” housing law is colliding with local implementation, as municipalities and advocates wrestle with how to make the rules actually produce more homes. Election Tech: Election officials are urging caution as voters increasingly ask AI chatbots about voting—worried about wrong or outdated answers.
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