AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSurveillance & privacy: A New Hampshire privacy-rights push is gaining steam after a roundtable on Flock cameras, with state Rep. Michael Granger saying he’ll file a bill to ban Flock cameras and tighten highway surveillance rules. Governor’s race: Gov. Kelly Ayotte picked up endorsements from six law enforcement groups, including the state troopers association and police unions, as she leans on public-safety support. Consumer costs: Granite Staters are feeling the pinch from high diesel prices, with grocers warning higher fuel costs can flow into meat and dairy prices. Data center fight: Ayotte and allies are pressing for immediate action after new “micro” data center concerns, arguing water and power impacts are anything but small. Housing evidence: A new NH Housing report finds affordable housing development shows no measurable effect on nearby home values. Elections & money: A Trump-linked super PAC booked about $10 million in New Hampshire ads to help elect John E. Sununu. Health care politics: Trump announced $500 ACA “refunds” for nearly 1 million people in federal-exchange states, including New Hampshire. Predatory lending: NH AG John Formella joined a $694 million multistate settlement with Credit Acceptance over loans consumers couldn’t afford, including cash/debt relief and new consumer protections.
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