AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMidterm Mood: Pew finds just 21% of Americans rate the economy positively, while 30% approve of President Trump and 68% disapprove. Democratic voters report stronger midterm engagement. Senate Battle: Senate Majority PAC says it is watching Kansas closely as the race tightens; Iowa candidates Ashley Hinson and Josh Turek clashed over Iran, immigration and health care. Press Freedom: A federal judge signaled he may keep CNN, MS NOW and Politico’s White House access in place while their lawsuit over Trump’s restrictions proceeds. Immigration Policy: Vice President JD Vance suspended Microsoft from a green-card program over alleged fraud and accused nine universities of misusing exchange visas. Voting Access: Kentucky’s most populous county will offer drive-through voting for the first time, with officials citing accessibility for voters with disabilities. Iran and Affordability: Trump says the U.S. will not strike Iran before the midterms, while surging heating-oil costs are putting Sen. Susan Collins on the defensive in Maine.
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