AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElection Oversight: A federal judge questioned the Justice Department’s last-minute effort to flag suspected noncitizen voters, citing the risk that eligible voters could be wrongly targeted. A court filing found 42% of names on California’s list were not on current voter rolls; Alaska’s Republican-led government also urged dismissal of a DOJ lawsuit seeking to delay Senate-race certification. Voting Trends: Wisconsin reported 693,000 absentee ballots by Friday, with in-person voting up more than 50% from 2022 as mail-in voting declined. Midterm Races: With Election Day days away, control of Congress is at stake in contests including Maine’s Susan Collins–Troy Jackson Senate race and a closely watched Texas Senate campaign. Trump’s Arch Plan: Washington, D.C., and Virginia sued to block the proposed 250-foot monument, adding to mounting legal challenges as the administration says construction could start next week. Iran Talks: Tehran said it had received Vice President JD Vance’s letter seeking renewed negotiations, but has not replied and says talks hinge on U.S. meeting its demands.
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