EXCLUSIVE: Gov Sununu is "definitely leaning towards" signing the voter-ID bill HB 1569, he tells me today, in a major reversal of his previous position. Signature would have to come today or tomorrow; bill has a 5-day countdown. STORY: newhampshirebulletin.com/2024/09/12/sun… #NHPolitics

Before the pandemic, there were 20 states that were considered affordable as a whole under the National Association of Realtors' definition. As of this year, there is none. Via Stateline. buff.ly/4dWIbMf

It’s not unusual for your digital footprint to have real-life ramifications. But if you’re an immigrant in the United States, one post, like, or comment on social media could lead to an arrest, deportation, or denial of citizenship. buff.ly/4enVDZ1

BREAKING: Sununu signs strict voter ID bill; law will take effect after November election. buff.ly/3MFG6rQ

What motivated people to head to the polls for Tuesday's state primary? A lot of things, but pocketbook issues most of all. From Claire Sullivan #NHPolitics buff.ly/4gg8zSN

In net metering case, New Hampshire regulators focus on costs while ignoring benefits, advocates say. From Sarah Shemkus of Energy News Network. #NHPolitics buff.ly/47nYIpK

"This legislation will instill even more integrity and trust in the voting process.” Gov. Chris Sununu signs strict voter ID bill; law will take effect after November election. #NHPolitics buff.ly/3MFG6rQ

The U.S. Capitol Police are welcoming a special security designation from the Department of Homeland Security for Jan. 6, 2025, when Congress will gather to certify the Electoral College vote count for the winner of the presidential election. buff.ly/4e30EGN

"How immigrants navigate their digital footprints in a charged political climate." In a time where citizenship status is highly politicized and social media is surveilled, a look at how young people represent themselves online. buff.ly/4enVDZ1

Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack apologized to tribal communities this week for delays in shipments and delivery of expired food during a tense hearing that highlighted widespread failures within the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations. buff.ly/3TuGgWZ

President Joe Biden detailed his administration’s efforts in seeking to advance opportunities and equity for Black communities on Friday during the White House’s first-ever brunch in celebration of Black Excellence. buff.ly/3TuHgdH

"This issue is a big one." The nation’s last refuge for affordable homes is in Northeast Ohio: There are no states left where everybody could afford to buy a home. Via Stateline. buff.ly/4dWIbMf

"Needlessly cruel: Is that the NH way?" Commentary from Grace Kaseke Kindeke on the state’s joining of a lawsuit challenging the Biden administration’s decision to expand eligibility to publicly funded health insurance programs for DACA recipients. buff.ly/3XA0Hnz

The downballot New Hampshire primaries: Who was ousted and who survived. #NHPolitics buff.ly/3B9zJKM

Commentary: "Available data suggest barriers to both labor force participation and higher wage-earning opportunities for women, particularly women of color, are key constraints to both individual and overall economic prosperity." From New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute. buff.ly/3AZ95UW

“I decided this year that I really just wanted to support women." Pocketbook issues, connection drove these primary voters. From Claire Sullivan #NHPolitics buff.ly/4gg8zSN

Former President Donald Trump is safe after gunshots were fired Sunday near Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida, where the GOP presidential nominee was playing golf, the Trump campaign confirmed. buff.ly/3ZsfzWM

Next month, lawmakers in the New Hampshire House and Senate will take up more than a dozen of Gov. Chris Sununu's vetoes. Here's a look at the bills that didn't quite make it to the finish line, and why. From Claire Sullivan #NHPolitics buff.ly/4e62aIa

Growing union organizing across the country has triggered an anti-labor legislative response in some states, but cities and counties are increasingly pushing back, a new report found. buff.ly/4de54Jz

There were 21 states, including New Hampshire, where a majority of tenant households spent 30 percent or more of their incomes on rent and utilities last year, compared with just seven states in 2019. Via Stateline. buff.ly/3TwEGDV