AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoElection Integrity & Federal Power: A federal judge in Illinois threw out DOJ’s bid to force release of sensitive voter-roll data, saying the federal government lacked authority to compel the state to hand over registration information. Public Safety Tech & Privacy: Rhode Island is installing 39 automatic license plate readers under a federal grant, adding to a growing camera network that currently isn’t governed by clear state rules on retention or access. NH-Adjacent Civil Rights Enforcement: New Hampshire AG John Formella announced a civil rights settlement against a neo-Nazi leader tied to a 2023 Concord drag story hour incident, including a fine, community service, and a ban from the cafe area. Housing Policy Spillover: Massachusetts lawmakers advanced a plan that would allow duplexes by-right in most residential zones, a move housing advocates say could unlock thousands of homes—an issue NH voters will be watching as zoning debates heat up regionally. Democrats’ 2028 Primary Map: The DNC selected South Carolina to lead off the 2028 presidential nominating calendar, with Nevada next and New Hampshire expected to follow.
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