AGP Executive Report
Last update: 17 minutes agoStatehouse: After Democrats’ decisive election gains, lawmakers are weighing a bid to legalize marijuana, while Gov. Kelly Ayotte says she has no set timetable to nominate a new Supreme Court justice. Courts: The state Supreme Court upheld the revocation of former Sen. Andy Sanborn’s gambling license, blocking his proposed casino sale. Health Care: Four New Hampshire families are asking a federal judge to pause a Trump administration rule restricting Medicaid coverage for gender-affirming care for minors, saying it is already harming their children. Budget: State agencies are seeking $17.8 billion for the next two-year budget, plus $628 million for additional priorities; Gov. Ayotte’s budget proposal is due in February. Housing: Three manufactured-home communities in Plymouth, Danville and Somersworth have become resident-owned, bringing the state’s total to 156 communities with nearly 9,500 homes. Separately, 25 new Opportunity Zones are intended to attract investment in housing and community development. Winter Costs: New Hampshire and other New England governors are urging Congress to add $3 billion for home-heating assistance.
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