AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoU.S. House Map Fight: The U.S. Supreme Court again rejected President Trump-backed Missouri congressional maps, clearing the way for the state to use the 2022 districts for the November election—meaning some voters could face different choices than in August. Election Administration: Missouri election clerks told a federal appeals court it’s too late to switch back to the disputed HB1 map, citing ballot reprints and deadlines. Public Safety: Gov. Mike Kehoe awarded Missouri Public Safety Medals to 22 first responders and two civilians, including a posthumous honor for a Kansas City firefighter/paramedic. State Policy & Governance: Missouri education officials delayed the first public release of “A” through “F” school grades until at least mid-November. Criminal Justice & Law: New Missouri public-safety laws took effect Aug. 28, including changes tied to critical infrastructure crime and traffic rules. Tech & Antitrust: Sen. Josh Hawley said he won’t support antitrust exemptions for AI giants. Agriculture: USDA is collecting farmer accounts amid an FTC probe into fertilizer pricing and possible anti-competitive practices. Local Government: Edina, Mo., is weighing automated license plate readers after residents raised trust and funding concerns.
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