Overview
- She directed the Department of Energy to develop pathways for next-generation nuclear power in New Hampshire.
- She urged lawmakers to increase the administrative license suspension for blood-alcohol test refusals from six months to one year, revisiting a House-stalled change.
- She promoted New Hampshire’s business climate while criticizing Massachusetts’ use of taxpayer-funded incentives, citing TransMedics as an example.
- She highlighted the bell-to-bell cellphone ban in public schools as a key first-year accomplishment.
- She previewed proposals to explore employer tax credits for child care and to tap federal funds to bolster rural health care.