AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoMail-voting fight: The U.S. Supreme Court blocked a Trump-backed USPS plan that would have forced last-minute, untested changes to how ballots are handled—an effort critics say could disenfranchise voters. NH politics: House Republicans unveiled their “Granite Guarantee,” promising no income tax, property-tax caps, lower energy and health costs, and more parental control—while Democrats push back on the GOP’s “socialism” framing. U.S. Senate race watch: New Hampshire’s candidates’ positions are in focus as the open seat heats up, with attention on costs, health care, jobs, and immigration. Deepfake case: A Gilford influencer was acquitted in the state’s first deepfake felony trial, after jurors found him not guilty on charges tied to altered police body-cam footage. Courts and governance: In Littleton, defendants in a lawsuit tied to an unfinished senior living project are seeking dismissal as the case over fraud and embezzlement grinds on. Local impacts: I-93 in Littleton will see a two-month lane closure for bridge preservation, and a Laconia animal cruelty case ended with a 15-day jail sentence and a ban on owning animals for three years.
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