AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoYDC Settlement: An attorney for more than 1,900 alleged victims told the New Hampshire Supreme Court that a 2025 law improperly changed the rules for abuse-settlement awards. The state disputes the claim. Political Violence: Gov. Kelly Ayotte urged X to suspend the New Hampshire Libertarian Party’s account over posts advocating the killing of Democrats. EV Charging: New Hampshire is offering about $1 million in grants for chargers at tourism-focused sites, as the state lags its New England neighbors in charging stations. Medicare: Ayotte says residents of Coos and Carroll counties will have Medicare Advantage options in 2027 after she raised the issue with federal officials. Election Calls: The FCC is seeking public comment on a proposal to loosen limits on political robocalls, including AI-generated voices—a debate with particular resonance in New Hampshire after a fake Biden-voice call targeted voters in 2024. Retirement Costs: New Hampshire has no individual income tax or general sales tax, but property taxes are among the nation’s highest, a key tradeoff for retirees.
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