AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMail Voting Fight in CT: State Sen. Sujata Gadkar-Wilcox is challenging a Trump executive order on mail-in voting, arguing it could disrupt ballots and block access, while Sen. Richard Blumenthal calls it reckless. Local Privacy vs. Surveillance: Saratoga Springs residents urged its council to drop a Flock ALPR camera contract, while officials defended the cameras for public safety. CT Housing Pressure: A new look at Connecticut’s 8-30g affordable housing law shows towns struggling to hit the 10% threshold and how state standards are reshaping local zoning control. Public Safety and Immigration: Ohio GOP senators say “drive-only” licenses for undocumented immigrants—linked to a crash—should end, and they cite Connecticut in their push. Health Tech from Greenwich Teens: Two Greenwich high schoolers built a cancer care tracking app to help patients and caregivers log symptoms and share visit-ready reports. Education Outcomes: Windham County’s six-year bachelor’s completion rate for students of two or more races reached 55.6% by 2024, below the statewide 61.4%.
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