AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVoting Rights: A federal judge says New Hampshire voters may use school IDs as backup identification at the polls, though the state has appealed. The ruling comes three weeks before Election Day. Campaign Trail: Senate candidates Chris Pappas and John Sununu sparred over Social Security at an AARP forum, while housing costs are a central issue in the governor’s race. Housing and Schools: School leaders warn a proposed tax-cap ballot question could force budget cuts. Candidates for governor offer sharply different plans to address housing affordability. College Access: Gov. Kelly Ayotte has proposed tuition assistance for community-college students from families earning up to $100,000, but the plan still needs legislative funding. Local Economy: A California aerospace supplier has opened a Salem plant, with plans to grow from 12 workers to as many as 35. UNH also reports enrollment up nearly 5%, with record financial aid for new students. Community Concerns: Bethlehem is preparing for the year-end closure of its landfill, which will end free trash service for residents and leave future costs uncertain. A fatal crash on Route 12 in Marlborough also drew attention.
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