AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection-law showdown: A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s bid to set aside about 20,000 California ballots, calling the request unprecedented and warning it could disrupt the election. The administration’s broader push to intervene in state voting is headed for more court fights as Election Day nears. Senate battlegrounds: Trump canceled a Saturday stop in Salina, where he planned to campaign for Republican Sen. Roger Marshall in a tight Kansas race. Michigan’s contest is also drawing national attention, with a new poll showing Democrat Abdul El-Sayed ahead of Republican Mike Rogers. Campaign stakes: Trump’s immigration crackdown is facing voter backlash that could threaten Republican efforts to hold Congress. Health policy: A federal judge blocked part of the administration’s Medicaid rule requiring some chronically ill people to meet extra conditions to qualify as medically frail. Economy: Strong third-quarter growth alongside rising inflation adds pressure to the Federal Reserve as voters weigh economic conditions.
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