AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMail-In Voting Fight: A federal judge issued a temporary restraining order blocking USPS from enforcing a new vote-by-mail rule that would have required states to get federal approval for ballot and return-envelope designs and to feed voter data into a new USPS portal—ruling compliance before the Nov. 3 midterms is “practically impossible.” Delaware Politics: Rep. Sarah McBride says her freshman-year focus on constituent services helped return $7.5 million to Delawareans, and she’s running unopposed in the Democratic primary; Republicans face Joseph Arminio, Earl Cooper, and John Whalen. Delaware Business & Courts: Delaware’s Chancery Court is set to weigh a high-stakes fight tied to Better Home & Finance’s CEO power struggle, with SEC approval allowing Garg to solicit shareholder support while TRO questions loom. Housing: Delaware lawmakers’ new affordable-housing laws are expected to reshape Sussex County planning, with officials warning about traffic, school crowding, and environmental pressure. Community & Culture: The Peninsula Gallery in Lewes won major state and national art awards, and Delaware’s Division of Small Business added staff to expand programs and sports tourism.
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