AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoVoting Rights Fight: New Hampshire’s Secretary of State David Scanlan asked the 1st Circuit to quickly dismiss the DOJ’s lawsuit seeking unredacted statewide voter registration lists, arguing the federal demand is facially insufficient and noting the DOJ is 0-23 in similar “voter roll grab” cases. Housing Costs & AI: A Portsmouth renter says her complex switched to AI “revenue management” that reshaped lease pricing, with month-to-month costs far higher than longer terms—raising fresh questions about algorithm-driven rent hikes. Workforce Pipeline: UNH won a $250,000 federal grant to train highway construction workers, aiming to ease a statewide and national labor shortage that can delay bridges and road projects. Mental Health Access: Sen. Maggie Hassan toured West Central Behavioral Health in the Upper Valley as it expands services, including children’s care and a mobile crisis team, with a planned Claremont facility. Local Safety Alerts: Lebanon police reported two more animal attacks near Centerra Parkway, with witnesses describing a gray fox or fisher showing unusually aggressive behavior. Energy & Local Savings: A 2.25-MW solar array is now operating atop a capped landfill in Derry, expected to cut costs for taxpayers over 25 years. Independent Ballot Win: A federal judge cleared the way for independent U.S. Senate candidate Aaron Day to appear on New Hampshire’s ballot, ruling the state’s voter-registration residency requirement is unconstitutional.
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