AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDOJ Election Records Pressure: The Justice Department sent threatening letters to at least 30 election officials, warning states not to destroy 2024 election records while officials are “under investigation,” as voter-data court fights continue. McConnell Return Watch: Kentucky Republicans are watching whether Sen. Mitch McConnell will come back to the Senate when it reconvenes Sept. 14 after his June hospitalization—his staff hasn’t confirmed, but allies say they expect him for key midterm votes. Trump $5,000 “Dividend” Backlash: Trump’s promise of $5,000 checks if Republicans win is drawing GOP and economist skepticism, with critics calling it legally and fiscally tangled and potentially inflationary. School Redistricting Push: Boone County parents and teachers are urging boundary changes after Longbranch Elementary hits 108% capacity, saying overcrowding is cutting into instruction time. Local Tech Surveillance Fight: A citizens group in Wisconsin sued Muskego and 11 municipalities over warrantless access to Flock vehicle-location data, arguing it violates privacy rights. Kentucky Tuition Crackdown: DOJ challenges in-state tuition for undocumented students expanded to 21 states, with Kentucky among those targeted. Tariff Ripple on Repairs: A Louisville collision shop says Canada-related parts delays are slowing repairs for Chrysler/Dodge/Ram vehicles as tariffs rise. Louisville Metro Camera Rules: Louisville massage therapists are pushing back on new Metro Council rules requiring cameras at entrances, citing added costs and business disruption.
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