AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Lawsuit: Connecticut joined 20 states challenging the Trump administration’s repeal of limits on power-plant emissions, arguing the move threatens public health and the climate. Election Security: Federal investigators are probing suspicious mail sent to the Hartford offices of Sens. Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal; no injuries were reported. Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas and emergency officials also issued a guide to Connecticut’s 250-foot election security rule ahead of Nov. 3. Governor’s Race: A Quinnipiac poll put Gov. Ned Lamont 20 points ahead of Republican challenger Ryan Fazio, as voters expressed concern about Trump and the economy. Utility Rates: Eversource appealed PURA’s rejection of hundreds of millions in storm-cost recovery. Lamont called the move a “money grab,” backing the regulator’s decision to deny costs it deemed imprudent. College Oversight: Connecticut’s public college system launched a dashboard to track accountability and compliance reforms following an independent review of leadership conduct.
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