AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoElection Security & Federal Pressure: Trump’s primetime election-security push is colliding with pushback from states and courts, as DHS chief Markwayne Mullin threatens fines and criminal charges over voter-roll checks while experts say Trump’s “China stole 220 million voter files” claims blur the line between publicly available data and election interference. Legal Battles Over Voter Rolls: Connecticut’s AG William Tong won dismissal of a DOJ bid to force the state’s voter registration list, adding to a string of judicial losses for the administration’s nationwide voter-data campaign. Noncitizen Voting Claims: Mullin’s “250,000 noncitizens” figure is being challenged for lack of shared methodology, while local election officials in places like Mississippi say roll maintenance is already ongoing and deletions follow notice rules. Chicago School Board Money Race: In Chicago, fundraising is surging in the first fully elected school board era, with $1.8M raised and contribution caps lifted as special interests prepare to spend millions. Campaign Trail & Ballots: Voting is underway in Washington’s Aug. 4 primary, and Missouri ballot-measure fundraising is dominated by two constitutional proposals. Global Election Watch: Fiji’s PM says elections will proceed on schedule despite constitutional review delays, and Negeri Sembilan’s Malaysia state election begins with nominations and a full campaign calendar.
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