AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCampaign Trail: Affordability dominated the New Hampshire 1st District debate, where Democrat Stefany Shaheen and Republican Anthony DiLorenzo offered sharply different prescriptions on prices, tariffs and federal spending. In the U.S. Senate race, Democrat Chris Pappas has led recent polls against Republican John Sununu, though the contest remains competitive. Statehouse Scrutiny: Democrats are seeking answers from Gov. Kelly Ayotte and Attorney General John Formella over more than $24,000 in travel reimbursements Formella received from a group linked to the Republican attorneys general association; Ayotte has not commented, according to the reports. Cost of Living: Granite State home prices are nearing $600,000, and a new analysis finds housing costs are a major driver of poverty. Child-care shortages remain another challenge as new programs struggle to fill the gap. Infrastructure: New Hampshire has opened a $1 million grant program for EV chargers at tourism destinations, aiming to address the state’s regional shortfall in charging stations. Health Care: CVS Health and WellSense are reducing Medicare Advantage offerings in the state, leaving some older residents to review their coverage options.
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