AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Integrity Watch: DOJ civil rights monitors showed up in reliably Republican states too, sending more than 75 monitors to over 200 polling locations across five states, after reports of noncitizens appearing on voter rolls. Delaware Courts: A Delaware Superior Court ruling barred negligent procurement and contract claims as time-barred under a three-year limit, reinforcing when such deadlines start. Democratic Primary Spotlight: Spotlight Delaware hosted a debate among AG candidates Kathy Jennings, Dwayne Bensing, and Patty Rickman, focusing on criminal justice, civil rights, and law-enforcement transparency. Housing & Planning: Lewes Planning Commission recommended a moratorium on major subdivision applications while the city updates its comprehensive plan under Senate Bill 23. Public Safety & Health: Delaware confirmed 22 measles cases, all in Kent County, as officials urge vaccination; and cyclosporiasis cases keep spreading nationwide, with CDC reporting a downward trend but still thousands of cases. Community Investments: Delaware will use $2.6M in federal funding to create its first Family Justice Centers, including a Georgetown site. Local Environment: Rehoboth Beach plans to remove five red oaks at Grove Park after bacterial leaf scorch findings. Business/Media: HD Media agreed to buy AIM Media Midwest and AIM Media Indiana, including the Northwest Signal, with the change set for Sept. 1.
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