Adam Sexton
News Reporter and Political Director at WMUR-TV (Manchester, NH)
@WMUR9 Political Director. Host, CloseUp NH. Proud Husband of @603Amanda; Dada to Ham, Sock & Natty. Mostly #nhpolitics & #FITN here. @49ers & @Mariners fan.
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1 week ago |
wmur.com | Adam Sexton
THE STATE’S MOST HOTLY CONTESTED PRIMARY NEXT YEAR. STEFANY SHAHEEN IS LAUNCHING HER CAMPAIGN FOR CONGRESS AND SAYS SHE’S READY TO JOIN THE PARTIZAN BATTLES IN WASHINGTON. I’M PREPARED TO FIGHT FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE FAMILIES. I THINK OVER THE LAST THREE MONTHS, WE’VE SEEN WHAT THIS ADMINISTRATION IS WILLING TO DO. THE PORTSMOUTH DEMOCRAT SAYS HER TOP ISSUE IS HEALTH CARE. AS THE PARENT OF A DAUGHTER WITH A CHRONIC ILLNESS, SHAHEEN HAS BEEN VOCAL ABOUT CUTS TO MEDICAL RESEARCH.
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1 week ago |
wmur.com | Adam Sexton
Highlighting her work as a health care advocate for her daughter, who has Type 1 Diabetes, Shaheen says she can no longer stay on the sidelines of politics, and she points to the Trump Administration and Secretary of Health & Human Services Robert F.
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1 week ago |
wmur.com | Adam Sexton
THE FRONT OF THE LINE WHEN IT COMES TO PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARIES, NEW HAMPSHIRE WILL CONTINUE TO BE FOR US AS LONG AS WE FOLLOW THE TRADITION THAT WE’VE HAD REALLY FOR 100 YEARS, SPECIAL RECOGNITION FOR FORMER STATE LAWMAKER JIM SPLAINE OF PORTSMOUTH. 50 YEARS AGO, HE SPONSORED THE BILL TO REQUIRE NEW HAMPSHIRE HOLD THE FIRST PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY SIGNED INTO LAW BY THEN GOVERNOR MEL THOMPSON.
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1 week ago |
wmur.com | Adam Sexton
LEGISLATION SAY IT WILL BE A TALL ORDER STRUCK DOWN BY A JUDGE LAST YEAR FOR BEING OVERLY VAGUE. THE LANGUAGE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE’S MUCH DEBATED 2021 ANTI-DISCRIMINATION AND TEACHING LAW, ALSO KNOWN AS THE DIVISIVE CONCEPTS LAW, IS GETTING SOME MAINTENANCE AS GOP LAWMAKERS AND CONSERVATIVE ACTIVISTS TRY TO MAKE CHANGES THAT WILL PASS MUSTER IN THE COURTS. TEACH THE FACTS.
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2 weeks ago |
wmur.com | Adam Sexton
In the bitterly partisan fight over transgender policy, there appears to be a dispute looming among Republicans in Concord, but GOP majorities continue to move bills through the Legislature. This week, the Senate GOP majority passed another bill allowing the separation of sexes in bathrooms, youth sports and correctional facilities. "Women are being marginalized in this environment, and as far as I'm concerned, this has to stop," said Majority Leader Regina Birdsell.
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The New England Regional Administrator for the Small Business Administration was in the Manchester Millyard this morning, telling business leaders: "I'm here to assure you, the SBA is not going anywhere. The SBA is vital to President Trump's agenda..." #NHPolitics #WMUR https://t.co/QVbWFQddyA
The @WMUR9 report from December 1990, when thousands came to the New Hampshire State House to wish Justice David Souter well as he departed for Washington, DC, and the U.S. Supreme Court. #RIP #NHPolitics #FITN #WMUR https://t.co/oZa9VAoHyh
Gov. @KellyAyotte says she disagrees with the revenue projections approved by @TheNHSenate Ways & Means Committee this morning, arguing that they are too low (the committee came in about halfway between the Gov on the high end & House on the low end) #NHPolitics #WMUR https://t.co/um6Tjg9It1