AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSNAP security upgrade: Pennsylvania is moving to EMV chip EBT cards to cut skimming theft, and the AP notes Oklahoma is among states already transitioning. Insurance fight in an election year: Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Glen Mulready told AG candidate Gentner Drummond to “mind your business” amid GOP infighting over rising home insurance prices and claims handling. CompSource legal showdown: Policyholders are challenging CompSource Mutual’s plan to reorganize into a stock structure, arguing it could shift surplus away from customers; text messages involving Mulready are now part of the dispute. NGA in OKC: Gov. Kevin Stitt hosted the National Governors Association summer meeting, pushing his “American Dream” documentary and talking AI/data center rules and ratepayer protections. Voter security claims questioned: Declassified reports and state responses cast doubt on Trump’s assertion that China hacked voter rolls, with officials saying they weren’t notified of breaches. Local governance shakeup: In Inola, a planning commission chair resigned after conflict-of-interest questions tied to his paid city planner role. Public safety tech: Oklahoma researchers showcased drone-based weather forecasting data collection. Oklahoma runoff logistics: Voters have until July 31 to update registration for the Aug. 25 primary runoff.
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