AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMidterm Momentum in NH: Pete Buttigieg rallied Democrats at the New Hampshire Democratic Party’s Eleanor Roosevelt Dinner in Concord, urging voters to stay focused one month out and saying the energy he’s seeing is “ready for change.” Election Access in the Granite State: A new voting-rights concern is emerging after NH Republicans moved to stop college IDs from counting as proof of identity, a change that could hit students trying to vote where they live. U.S. Senate Stakes: A New York Times/Siena poll says Democrats are closer to taking the Senate majority, with NH among states where Democrats are competitive. Immigration Policy Shift: John E. Sununu says the next step after border enforcement is improving existing legal immigration pathways, citing NH’s reliance on seasonal visas. AI and Politics: National debate continues over whether AI deepfakes are swamping U.S. elections—one view says America’s state laws have prevented the worst scenarios. Local Tech/Robotics: Merrimack High School’s FIRST Robotics team, Chop Shop 166, won the Governor’s Cup for community outreach and STEM work. Gaming Oversight: NH’s charitable gaming system faces calls for more oversight as lawmakers question how casino revenue is routed to charities.
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