The WFEA Morning Update

Navigating New Hampshire’s Political Horizon: George Hansel on the Governor & Senate Races
Navigating New Hampshire’s Political Horizon: George Hansel on the Governor & Senate Races

WFEA host Jeff Chidester sits down with state and local policy expert George Hansel, former Mayor of Keene, to explore the operational and policy choices facing Granite State communities.

Jeff and George tackle the growing conversation surrounding data centers in New Hampshire, discussing how local municipalities can balance economic development, power grid demands, and community interests.

Turning toward the broader political landscape, they analyze the high-stakes dynamics shaping the New Hampshire Governor’s race and key updates in the upcoming U.S. Senate contest.

 

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