AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCampaign 2026: Sullivan District 8 candidates clashed over affordability, property taxes and education funding. The tight U.S. Senate race between Chris Pappas and John Sununu is also focused on the cost of living, while governor candidates campaign across the state. Voting Access: A federal judge upheld New Hampshire’s ban on using student IDs to vote. The secretary of state plans to seek an emergency stay, as college students worry about confusion over acceptable ID. Cost of Living: Granite Staters face median home prices nearing $600,000, rising heating bills and growing electricity costs; the state has also launched a $1 million program to expand EV charging. Health Care: Medicare Advantage options are shrinking in New Hampshire as CVS Health and WellSense reduce offerings. Fall Weekend: Pumpkin festivals, foliage celebrations and other seasonal events are underway across the state for Indigenous Peoples’ Day weekend.
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