AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoVoter Access Fight in NH: A Concord-based coalition is suing to block New Hampshire’s student-ID voting ban, arguing HB 323 unlawfully burdens the right to vote and that the Secretary of State went too far with guidance. Medicaid Pressure on the Horizon: A new American Diabetes Association report warns nearly half a million people with diabetes could lose Medicaid coverage as federal Medicaid and ACA changes tighten eligibility and enrollment. Transportation Funding Showdown: Lawmakers are lining up to try to override Gov. Kelly Ayotte’s veto of the state’s 10-year transportation improvement plan, a fight tied to toll policy and affordability. Housing & Consumer Protections: Manufactured home park tenants say they often face new fees and weak protections when ownership changes, while a new NH law starting in 2027 expands “balcony solar” options for homeowners. Civil Liberties in Court: A federal judge is set to rule on a lawsuit challenging New Hampshire’s anti-loitering/anti-prowling law. Local Business: C&S Wholesale Grocers moves toward majority ownership of Winn-Dixie, and Seacoast developers keep pushing new apartment and mixed-use projects.
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