AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoElection Integrity & Administration: A South Korea special counsel raided the national election watchdog and multiple regional offices over ballot shortages in June local elections, seeking internal records and probing possible turnout data tampering. Voting Rules & Access: In the U.S., the Supreme Court cleared the way for mail ballots to proceed as usual, while election officials in Pitt County, Indiana moved a precinct after judges raised security and legal concerns about polling logistics. Campaigns & Voter Education: AARP Maine is pushing “Be Ballot Ready” voter education ahead of upcoming elections, and the University of Scranton’s Royals Vote is running a voting expo plus registration drives. Local Issues Driving Races: In Indiana’s St. Joseph County council contests, candidates are battling over whether to block more data centers; in Montana, a new poll finds nearly three-quarters oppose new data centers. Election Law & Courts: New Hampshire judges rejected bids to block a school property tax cap vote, keeping it on the Nov. 3 ballot. Abroad: Sweden’s left-wing bloc narrowly beat the right-wing coalition, threatening the future of Sweden’s migration crackdown.
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