AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMissouri Redistricting: The U.S. Supreme Court again rejected the GOP’s Trump-backed Missouri congressional map, clearing the way for the state to use the 2022 districts in November—meaning some voters may face different choices than in the August primary. Election Administration: Missouri clerks are still scrambling; Jefferson County says ballot printing is “behind normal schedule” while the map fight plays out. Gov. Kehoe Privacy Push: Gov. Mike Kehoe signed an executive order tightening rules on Flock and other automated license plate readers, including deleting most data within 30 days and banning vendor resale and AI facial-recognition use. Legal Fallout in State Courts: Missouri’s secretary of state Denny Hoskins conceded it’s too late to switch to the 2025 map, while the dispute could still shape future referendum fights. Public Safety & Courts: A Ponzi scheme financier got 11 years in federal prison after taking in $35M+ from investors, with Chiefs TE Travis Kelce named as a victim. Local Crime: A juvenile was killed in a shooting near Raytown High School; no suspect was in custody as of Wednesday evening. Health: A measles case tied to an Amtrak exposure has reached 250+ contacts in Jackson County. Energy/Utilities: PSC dismissed a complaint against Ameren Missouri over Rush Island power costs, leaving five cities to absorb deficits.
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