AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSupreme Court Ad Rates: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for Republican party committees to keep using discounted TV and radio ad rates tied to coordinated election spending, a potential boost heading into the 2026 midterms. Mail-Vote Fight: Oregon and other states won a federal judge’s block on USPS rules that would have forced new ballot design and tracking requirements, while North Carolina’s board approved last-minute mail ballot counting guidance that could spoil ballots over envelope sealing and tighten who can return ballots. Ballot Rejections in Washington: A new study says thousands of Washington ballots were rejected due to late postmarks, even as more voters use drop boxes—raising fresh questions about postal handling and disenfranchisement. Election Security & Fraud Cases: Courts tossed a felony voter-misconduct indictment against a Whittier woman in Alaska, while federal prosecutors charged an illegal voter in Wisconsin’s 2022 election. Local Ballot Decisions: Ohio voters will weigh a data-center ban in a special city charter vote, and Texas voters in Converse will decide whether to end VIA transit service. Campaign Cash: Trump says he’ll allocate $400M–$500M from his super PAC for November midterms.
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