AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNor’easter Watch: A powerful storm is battering New Hampshire and the region with strong winds, heavy rain, coastal flooding, and power outages, with Seacoast communities hunkering down as conditions worsen and crews respond to downed lines and flooded roads. U.S. Senate Politics: National Republicans are leaning into the idea that they can flip New Hampshire’s Senate seat, pointing to tight polling and the Sununu family’s popularity, even as Trump’s record-low approval hangs over the GOP map. Medicaid Work Rules: As Medicaid work requirements roll out, some states are tightening rules on proving someone is too medically frail to work—raising concerns that people who can’t afford care may be forced to document it anyway. Privacy & Surveillance: Lowell, Massachusetts is debating Flock license plate cameras, with the company pushing back after the city voted to pause use pending a policy review and audit. Local Public Safety: Four names were added to the New Hampshire Fallen Firefighters Memorial, including a Nashua firefighter from 1909. Sports: UNH football fell 20-13 to Sacred Heart in strong winds and rain, while the UNH women’s hockey team lost 3-1 to St. Thomas. Community & Culture: A Norwich-based nonprofit is spotlighted for Vermont Week of Gleaning, using volunteers to recover surplus food and fight hunger.
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