AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoGerrymandering Fight: The Trump administration is again accusing New England Democrats of rigging maps, arguing geography makes Democratic districts “too easy” to draw—while experts push back that the region’s political geography, not manipulation, explains the results. State Leadership: Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont announced DDS Commissioner Jordan Scheff will leave June 11, with Deputy Elisa Velardo stepping in as interim commissioner. Local Accountability: Nottoway County taxpayers are pressing a FOIA dispute over how a courthouse construction oversight panel was chosen. Consumer Protection: Virginia lawmakers approved new kratom safeguards—sales restricted to adults 21+, tighter storage rules, and a ban on products with 7-OH. Veterans & Community: Memorial Day ceremonies drew crowds at Virginia’s veterans cemetery in Amelia, while a Russell Grove exhibit highlighted free Black Virginians from 1619–1865. Courts & Power: A major securities firm is urging former Discover investors to contact it as it investigates potential claims tied to Capital One’s 2025 deal.
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