Jeff chats with Drew Cline, President of the Josiah Bartlett Center for Public Policy, to tackle two of New Hampshire’s most pressing policy debates: school choice and affordable housing.

First, Drew breaks down candidate Cinde Warrington’s misunderstandings surrounding New Hampshire’s Education Freedom Accounts (EFAs), separating popular talking points from how the policy actually works for Granite State families.

Then, the conversation shifts to housing affordability. Jeff and Drew dive into one straightforward regulatory policy change that could strip away artificial barriers, cut red tape, and make first-time homeownership significantly more attainable across the state (Starter homes are hugely popular in New Hampshire, but building them is usually illegal).