AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoU.S. Senate: Maggie Hassan was named the nation’s most effective senator by Political Grades Project, with Jeanne Shaheen also ranking in the top tier. PFAS & Health: Hassan revived bipartisan legislation to strip PFAS “forever chemicals” from New Hampshire food wrappers and packaging. Medicaid Work Rules: Starting in January, at least six states—including New Hampshire—will require medical documentation for Medicaid work exemptions instead of accepting a recipient’s sworn statement, raising concerns for people who can’t afford care. Solar Savings: A new plug-in solar law takes effect in January, aiming to cut power bills for homeowners and renters with smaller, socket-based panels. Privacy & Surveillance: Lowell’s City Council voted to indefinitely suspend Flock license-plate cameras while it reviews data use and auditing. Tourism: New Hampshire expects about 3% more visitors during leaf-peeping season, but Canadian travel remains down amid trade tensions. Weather: A nor’easter battered the Northeast with flooding and power outages, disrupting flights and canceling events.
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