New Hampshire
Concern rises as drone sightings are reported in Massachusetts and New Hampshire
Authorities in New England say they are aware of sightings of drones bring reported from Cape Cod to the Granite State.
State authorities say they are aware and monitoring the situation, but that is not exactly comforting to people who have seen these drones hovering over their homes.
“It’s very concerning and unnerving and unsettling.” said Harwich resident Lindsay Muto.
Muto says she saw a dozen drones the size of an SUV hovering around her house.
Lawmakers are questioning the FBI over weeks of New Jersey drone sightings.
She is one of many people across Massachusetts and New Hampshire who caught the unconfirmed sighting on video, similar to the drones we have seen flying around New Jersey in recent weeks.
“To my knowledge I think we were one of the first departments to bring it to anybody’s attention.” said Harwich Police Chief Kevin Considine.
Considine sent out a release to let people know they are aware of the situation and an off-duty officer saw two similar drones near the station the same night.
“We don’t know what these are, we don’t know if they’re associated we just know they’re similar to reports in other parts of the country.” the chief added.
Meanwhile, more than 150 miles away in Barrington, New Hampshire, another family caught a similar sight on camera.
“We never thought we would see it on our backyard” said Norma Boyd of Barrington.
Now everyone is asking for answers.
“I think we def need some answers, we have kids at home these things are flying over our house.” said Muto.
Massachusetts and New Hampshire State Police say they are aware of these reports and the FAA is monitoring the situation, while the FBI declined to comment.
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey also said Saturday that she is monitoring the situation closely.
A surprise Democratic frontrunner has emerged in an early poll of New Hampshire voters ahead of the 2028 presidential election.
Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg came out on top in the Granite State Poll of likely Democratic Party primary voters, released on Monday.
Buttigieg garnered 19% support in the poll, the New York Post reported.
Buttigieg in the poll topped California Gov. Gavin Newsom, who has for months been the favorite in legal betting markets to land the 2028 Democratic Party nomination for president.
Newsom finished second in the Granite State Poll, with 15% support.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) captured 14% in the poll, with former Vice President Kamala Harris at 11%.
Buttigieg, Newsom, AOC and Harris were the only candidates who garnered double-digit support in the poll.
Other candidates getting support in the poll included Sen. Bernie Sanders at 8% and Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker at 6%.
Buttigieg is the most popular of the Dem contenders, with an 81% favorability rating.
That outpaces Newsom’s 58% favorability rating, which was good for fourth place in that category, behind Buttigieg, Sanders and AOC.
The Granite State Poll showed GOP Vice President JD Vance far ahead of the field for the 2028 Republican Party presidential nomination.
Vance got the support of 51% of likely GOP primary voters in New Hampshire.
Vance also leads the pack with a 77% approval rating, according to the poll.
Vance has for months also been the far-and-away leader on legal gambling sites for the 2028 GOP presidential nod.
Finishing a distant second in th Granite State Poll was former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, with 9%. Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard got 8% in the survey.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio, touted by President Donald Trump as the ideal vice-presidential running mate for Vance, polled 5% in the Granite State survey.
Rubio’s 58% favorability rating is second only to Vance’s in the poll, however.
The 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution precludes Trump from seeking a third term in office.
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