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Voter Insights and Tech Innovation: NH State Sen. Dan Innis Breaks Down Local and National Priorities
Voter Insights and Tech Innovation: NH State Sen. Dan Innis Breaks Down Local and National Priorities

WFEA host Jeff Chidester chats with regular guest New Hampshire State Senator Dan Innis (R-District 7) to discuss the top concerns hitting the Granite State.

In this segment, Senator Innis shares key takeaways and firsthand insights from his ongoing campaign door-knocking efforts across District 7, shedding light on the primary economic, tax and other policy issues voters are raising at their doorsteps.

The conversation then shifts to artificial intelligence as Jeff and Sen. Innis examine how New Hampshire is approaching AI policy and legislative regulation.

They wrap up by previewing the White House AI meeting hosted by President Donald Trump with top tech executives—including leaders from Meta, Anthropic, OpenAI, and Nvidia—discussing expectations for federal oversight, technological innovation, and national competitiveness.

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