AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNH Politics & Elections: A Granite State Poll finds New Hampshire voters blame Trump’s tariffs for higher prices and say their finances are worse than a year ago, adding pressure to the GOP in the Senate race. Democratic Senate Debate: In the WMUR Democratic U.S. Senate primary, Karishma Manzur repeatedly tied issues like housing and border security to Israel’s Benjamin Netanyahu, while Chris Pappas and Karishma Manzur sparred over competing priorities. Business & Finance: A New Hampshire man, Ramzi Al‑Shawafi of Chichester, was indicted for allegedly running an unlicensed hawala moving more than $25 million between the U.S. and Yemen. Energy Costs: A new look at electricity pricing suggests doing laundry during off-peak hours can cut costs, since peak evening demand is typically pricier. Local Development: Enfield developer Adam Grounds returns to zoning to seek permission for a wetland road crossing as he reshapes a proposed housing plan. Housing & Policy: Coos County reports public housing units stayed at 55 in 2025, with occupancy at 96% and average monthly rent around $414.
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