AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoElection & voting access: Pennsylvania’s House passed a bill to let unaffiliated voters choose which party’s primary they can vote in, a major shift for a state long known for closed primaries. Immigration & elections: North Carolina plans to contact about 1,599 voters flagged by a federal database to confirm citizenship or be removed, raising concerns about errors and disenfranchisement. Federal courts & redistricting: A federal appeals ruling upheld a Tennessee GOP map that eliminated the state’s Black-majority district, citing a presumption of good faith. Health care: Federal Medicaid cuts are leaving about 10,000 lawfully present immigrants in Washington without coverage, though a Seattle judge temporarily protected some recipients. Public safety & courts: A judge says the federal criminal probe into Fed Chair Jerome Powell over renovation cost overruns won’t be reopened, while a major Illinois cocaine case nears trial after delays. Politics & policy: A new federal bill would restrict agencies’ use of Flock-style license plate readers. Economy & industry: California and allies sued to block Trump-era fuel economy rollbacks; Iowa eyes major steel expansion tied to a $15B mill plan.
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