AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoElection Oversight: Washington and 20 other states, plus D.C., are backing California against a federal lawsuit targeting more than 20,000 voters alleged to be noncitizens. The administration has not explained how it identified them, while a judge flagged error risks in related federal voter searches. USPS is urging voters to mail ballots early. Democracy Funding: The Dayton-based Kettering Foundation, with $594 million and a mission to protect democracy, says its work is increasingly urgent as more Americans express concern about the state of U.S. democracy. Public-Sector AI: A $1.1 million grant will help Oklahoma and Virginia assess how AI could reshape government jobs, hiring and workforce skills. Safety Net: New Jersey says federal rule changes could cost more than 300,000 residents Medicaid coverage and leave some legal immigrants without benefits they once qualified for. Senate Campaign: Illinois candidates Juliana Stratton and Don Tracy clashed over Trump, affordability and taxes in their only forum, with Stratton entering the final stretch as the favored candidate.
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