AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElection Integrity: Federal appeals courts blocked Trump administration efforts to investigate suspected noncitizen voters and set aside thousands of California ballots. New Haven’s registrars say Justice Department monitors may not enter polling places Tuesday, though the department plans to send observers to the city. Connecticut Races: Voters will choose governor, statewide officers, all 151 state representatives and 36 senators. Nearly 400,000 had voted early by Thursday; polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday. State Finances: A new report puts Connecticut among the three states with the highest per-capita state and local debt, exceeding $30,000. Fiscal pressures are a major backdrop to the Lamont-Fazio contest, with the candidates offering different approaches to taxes and affordability. State Government: Treasurer Erick Russell was selected for the 2027 Rodel Fellowship, a leadership program for elected officials. Attorney General William Tong joined a 17-state brief defending states’ authority to enforce fraud laws in the New York case against President Trump.
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