ROUNDUP: Nashua Leaders Blast Ayotte on Housing Crisis and Blackstone Ties
In Case You Missed It, Nashua leaders called on Kelly Ayotte to “disclose whether she still owns stock in Blackstone,” one of the nation’s largest landlords, where she raked in millions of dollars serving on the Board of Directors. While on the Board of Directors at Blackstone, Ayotte amassed 16,500 shares of stock valued at approximately $2.2 million.
NHDP Statement on Legislature’s Vote to Override Kelly Ayotte’s Veto of the Ten-Year Transportation Plan
In response to the Legislature’s vote to override Kelly Ayotte’s veto of the Ten-Year Transportation Plan, NHDP Chair Ray Buckley released the following statement:
“Porch Candidate” Sununu is Relying on his Trump Endorsement to Carry Him
Jack Heath: “Maybe [Sununu] feels, with the Trump endorsement […] that he can kind of lay low and go off name recognition.”
REMINDER: Ayotte’s SYSC Staffing Crisis Drags On with No Action to Alleged Abuse
Kelly Ayotte’s disastrous budget cuts created a dangerous staffing shortage at the Sununu Youth Services Center (SYSC), and her administration continues to scramble to find enough staff to safely operate the facility. New reporting shows DHHS is now seeking to reclassify eight positions to cope with ongoing staffing challenges in the wake of continued abuse that began […]
ROUNDUP: Magistrate Judge Recommends “Aspiring Spoiler” Aaron Day be Allowed on the General Election Ballot
Independent conservative and Free Stater U.S. Senate candidate Aaron Day “caught a big break” last week “when a federal magistrate judge sided with him” in his lawsuit to get onto the general election ballot as an Independent candidate who is “aiming to play spoiler to” potential Republican nominee John Sununu.
NEW: Costly Kelly’s Property-Tax-Hiking School Voucher Scheme Will Cost Granite Staters More than $60 Million This Year
A new report shows Costly Kelly’s school voucher scheme could cost taxpayers more than $60 million this year alone. The program, which continues to blow past its previous enrollment cap, will force taxpayers to spend an average of $4,800 per student subsidizing private school tuition for wealthy families.
ICYMI — Granite Post: Sununu Campaigns With Ex-Cop Suspended Over Conduct With 15-Year-Old High School Student
In Case You Missed It, new reporting from the Granite Post shows Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Sununu campaigned at a gun store with Jon Stone, who once made “threats to murder Claremont’s police chief, rape the chief’s wife and children, and carry out a mass shooting at the city’s police station.”
ICYMI — American Journal News: Sununu Backs Privatizing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
In Case You Missed It, new reporting from American Journal News shows that Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Sununu “wants to privatize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the federally backed mortgage companies that help keep home loans accessible to working families.”
NEW: NHDP Launches Voter Assistance Hotline
Today, the NHDP announced that they have relaunched their Voter Assistance Hotline, 603-GO-N-Vote, through the November elections this year.
NHDP Statement on DNC’s Decision to Ratify the 2028 Presidential Primary Calendar
In response to the DNC’s decision to ratify the 2028 presidential primary calendar, NHDP Chair Ray Buckley released the following statement: