AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHemp Policy: New Hampshire Attorney General Tim Griffin is leading a bipartisan push urging Congress to keep 2025 federal hemp reforms intact, warning that reopening “intoxicating hemp” loopholes could put unregulated products back on shelves. Election Integrity: NH election officials say they’re unfazed by the Trump DOJ’s plan to send federal monitors to September primaries in Manchester and Nashua, calling it routine while critics question partisanship. Early Education: A WalletHub study ranks New Hampshire 48th for early education systems, citing weak access and resources; the finding adds pressure to Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s education messaging. Workforce & Child Care: A new analysis highlights how child care costs and limited paid leave are keeping thousands of NH workers out of the labor market, hurting employers through turnover and absenteeism. Gaming Economy: NH’s charitable gaming market hit $42.4 million in June, driven largely by VLT revenue. Public Safety Tech: Rhode Island’s Flock license-plate camera rollout is expanding even as some towns reject the technology, underscoring the privacy fight spreading across New England.
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