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NH Senator Dan Innis: 100-Days To The Midterm Elections
NH Senator Dan Innis: 100-Days To The Midterm Elections

New Hampshire State Senate Dan Innis joins from the National Conference of State Legislatures conference in Chicago, IL.

Sen Innis, along with other New Hampshire legislators, is attending a meeting with legislators from all 50 states, where topics such as ‘Prediction Markets Put State Gambling Laws to the Test,’ ‘Enacted State Legislation: Cellphone Use in Schools,’ and ‘Do Data Centers Deliver?’ are being discussed, along with other topics.

Host Jeff Chidester and Senator Innis dive into the DNC’s rules committee selecting South Carolina as the ‘First in the Nation’ primary state for the Democratic Party primary schedule.

Jeff and Sen. Innis also talk about the next 99 days leading up to the 2026 Midterm Elections.

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