AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Care: A new analysis warns that as many as 29,000 New Hampshire residents could lose Medicaid coverage by 2028 under stricter work rules. Election 2026: The Senate race is in its final stretch, with turnout a shared concern for candidates; Kamala Harris is due to campaign with Chris Pappas in New Hampshire on Oct. 24. State Government: The Executive Council approved a 15% pay increase for contracted winter road crews, while councilors raised concerns about a growing pay gap with state workers amid high DOT vacancies. Courts: Kristy Gesse is appealing for the full $16 million jury award over abuse at a state-custody group home; DHHS is also appealing its share of the verdict. Separately, Attorney General John Formella says there’s no legal basis to disqualify three state Supreme Court justices named in a judicial conduct report. Public Safety: Police say excessive speed may have contributed to a Hollis crash that seriously injured a passenger, who was flown to a Massachusetts hospital.
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