AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElection Oversight: New Haven’s registrars told the Justice Department its monitors may not enter city polling places Tuesday, citing concerns about voter access. Separately, federal appeals courts rejected Trump administration efforts to block or delay ballots in California and restart voter investigations in nine states. State Leadership: Treasurer Erick Russell was selected for the 2027 Rodel Fellowship, joining a bipartisan group of state and local elected officials focused on public leadership. Digital ID: Connecticut’s free Mobile ID app launches Nov. 18, but residents should keep carrying physical ID; the digital version won’t be accepted everywhere. Consumer Privacy: General Motors agreed to a $220 million multistate settlement over allegations it shared drivers’ location and behavior data without proper consent. Connecticut is set to receive $6 million, and GM must strengthen protections and obtain express consent. Health Care: Attorney General William Tong hailed a court ruling blocking federal Medicaid work requirements that he said were unlawful. Medical Research: Jackson Laboratory scientists in Farmington mapped nerve and immune-cell interactions linked to endometriosis pain, pointing toward potential new treatment targets.
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