AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoU.S. Senate politics: An independent candidate, Aaron Day, is scrambling to qualify for New Hampshire’s November ballot after the Secretary of State rejected his filing, raising questions about ballot access rules and deadlines. Election finance: Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a law raising the cap on anonymous campaign donations to $200 per election cycle, a move supporters call a balance of privacy and participation while critics warn it reduces transparency. State government & courts: The state is asking the New Hampshire Supreme Court to reconsider its reversal of Adam Montgomery’s second-degree murder conviction, arguing the jury heard overwhelming evidence. Public safety: Police shot a man in Landaff after reports he was walking in and out of traffic; the AG’s office is investigating. Public health & aging: Dartmouth Health is launching a “hospital without walls” home-care program with a $10 million gift, aiming to bring hospital-level services to older adults across Northern New England. Consumer protection: New Hampshire is adding safeguards for crypto ATMs, including a $2,000 daily cap and a 48-hour cancellation/refund window to curb scams targeting older adults. Energy: Officials held talks in Portsmouth on a nuclear power “roadmap,” including small modular reactors, as Ayotte directs the state to explore emerging nuclear options. Local civic culture: Portsmouth will premiere a 5,000-voice centennial song, “On Shining Waters,” on Guildhall Square’s Big Screen July 1.
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