AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoElection Fight: The Justice Department is pressing California counties to set aside ballots from voters it suspects are noncitizens, while state officials resist and an appeals court weighs the dispute. A federal review identified just 28 people in California who may have voted illegally among roughly 23 million registered voters; the state’s attorney general says that undercuts claims of widespread fraud. Court Checks: A Utah judge dismissed the DOJ’s bid for private voter data, and an appeals court ruled the Trump administration’s Los Angeles National Guard deployment unlawful. Midterm Stakes: Abortion rights are on the ballot in four states, while early voting is underway and campaigns are intensifying ahead of Nov. 3. Health and Rights: A new book on U.S. hospice care argues that the system relies too heavily on family caregivers and calls for stronger support and protections for people nearing the end of life. Clergy Abuse Settlement: New York’s archdiocese and survivors reached an $800 million legal settlement over clergy abuse claims.
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