On this segment of The WFEA Morning Update, host Jeff Chidester is joined by New Hampshire State Senator Dan Innis to address breaking political and fiscal developments across the Granite State.
The pair examine a recent court filing by former Warner school board member David Bates and current Campton school board member Kelly Wieser, who are suing to block the statewide school budget cap question from appearing on the upcoming November ballot.
Senator Innis and Jeff analyze the pushback against the proposed HB 1300 spending cap and discuss what this legal challenge means for local tax relief and voter choice.
Additionally, they dismantle a misleading InDepthNH report claiming New Hampshire ranks near the top nationally for lifetime taxation.
Senator Innis and Jeff break down how the report misrepresents local tax structures while ignoring the Granite State’s lack of a broad-based income or sales tax.
Finally, they pivot to state politics to discuss the Democratic primary dynamics, analyzing Karishma Manzur’s surge against Chris Pappas as primary election day nears.
