The Federal Communications Commission issued a $6 million fine to an individual who used a President Biden-like voice to urge New Hampshire Democrats to skip presidential primary voting.
The pair of candidates looking to take Gov. Chris Sununu’s job in Concord held their first debate on Wednesday, when both tried to paint a picture of poor past performance by the other and label their opponent as bad for the Granite State.
Massachusetts, New Hampshire
A new law in New Hampshire requires anyone registering to vote for the first time to provide documentation they are U.S. citizens.
After Kansas passed a law requiring all voters provide documentary proof of citizenship to register to vote, 31,089 voters were wrongly denied.
These results come shortly after another poll showed Ayotte with a slim lead in the “very competitive” contest to succeed outgoing Governor Chris Sununu
FCC Hits Consultant Behind Biden Robocalls
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FCC fines political consultant $6 million for fake robocalls during New Hampshire primary
FCC Hits Consultant Behind Biden Robocalls With $6 Million Fine
The FCC has fined a political consultant $6 million for orchestrating the robocalls that urged Democrats not to vote in the New Hampshire primaries earlier this year. The calls, which appeared to come from President Biden,
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The Morning After: A $6 million fine for robocalls from fake Biden
Vice President Kamala Harris maintains a 12-percentage-point lead over former President Donald Trump among Rhode Island voters, who are taking concerns over the economy and immigration to the ballot box,
Warren, D-Mass., leads Republican challenger John Deaton, of Swansea, 56%-35%, with just 7% undecided in the WBUR/CommonWealth Beacon poll released Monday.
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