AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHealthcare Politics: Trump says ACA “Obamacare” refunds of $500 will go to nearly 1 million people in 30 states, including New Hampshire, after claiming Biden-era exchange “user fees” overcharged consumers. Consumer Protection/AG Action: New Hampshire AG John Formella joined a $694 million multistate settlement with subprime auto lender Credit Acceptance, requiring cash/debt relief and stronger loan and dealer-product protections. NH Housing & Local Policy: A Saint Anselm poll finds strong support for expanding starter homes, with many voters backing zoning changes; separately, an NH Housing report says affordable housing development shows no measurable hit to nearby property values. Workforce & Manufacturing: NH Manufacturing Extension Partnership highlights that manufacturers’ biggest hurdle is workforce retention, tied to housing, healthcare, and childcare. Election Spending: Report says Pappas’ NH Senate campaign pulled TV ad money from the Portland market as the race tightens. Civil Rights/Local Crime: Manchester police are investigating white supremacist graffiti and vandalism at The Moka Pot and released images of a person of interest. Business & Community: Dartmouth Health announced layoffs of 124 and canceled 303 openings to improve long-term sustainability. Privacy & Surveillance: A GOP lawmaker says he’ll push a bill to ban Flock cameras and tighten highway surveillance rules.
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