AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMail Voting Fight in US Courts: The U.S. Supreme Court blocked Trump’s Postal Service plan to restrict mail-in voting for the midterms, keeping state rules in place while election officials brace for lingering voter confusion and delivery concerns. State-by-State Fallout: Minnesota says its mail voting system stays unchanged as absentee voting starts Sept. 18; North Carolina’s Cumberland County will run logic and accuracy testing for voting machines Sept. 16; Delaware’s Supreme Court will hear a GOP challenge to “permanent absentee” eligibility. Noncitizen Voting Prosecutions: Texas referred 117 potential noncitizen voting cases for investigation, while multiple defendants argue in court that the federal ban conflicts with the Constitution—raising stakes for federal enforcement. Election Confidence: A UC San Diego poll finds fewer than half of Americans expect the midterms to be “free and fair,” with trust in accurate counting down sharply since 2024. AI and Politics: Coverage also highlights how AI-generated political smears are reshaping campaigns and why AI regulation is becoming a campaign issue.
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