AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoImmigration & Elections: The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way for states to use a revamped federal citizenship database (SAVE) to check voter eligibility ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms, lifting a lower-court block while privacy and wrongful-purge concerns remain. Federal Politics: Trump’s approval rating fell to 37% in a Wall Street Journal poll, the lowest for any president heading into midterms, as Republicans brace for trouble. Oklahoma Courts & Policy: A federal judge allowed Oklahoma’s Jewish charter school bid to move forward, rejecting the state’s religious ban for now. State Government & Courts: Oklahoma’s attorney general race is heating up: GOP nominee Jon Echols says he’ll “root out corruption” and target illegal “Chinese grows,” setting up a Nov. 3 matchup with Nick Coffey. Public Safety: Oklahoma County prosecutors say a man accused in a December 2025 crash that killed a mother and injured her daughter is headed to trial. Health Policy: CMS is shifting Medicaid/CHIP quality focus toward health outcomes, not paperwork, with 37 state partners. Economy & Food Supply: ICE raids in cattle country are disrupting beef processing in Texas, Kansas, and Oklahoma, with industry groups warning of higher prices.
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