AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoVoter Rolls Fight: Gov. Mikie Sherrill told the Trump DOJ it has “no legal basis” to demand personal data on thousands of people mistakenly registered to vote after an MVC software error, as the state begins removing 4,500 noncitizens and sending about 2,000 more to counties for review; Sherrill also says roughly 2,000 of the flagged “noncitizens” may actually be citizens. Election Integrity Pressure: The DOJ argues the disclosure strengthens its case to compel Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell to turn over the unredacted statewide voter list. Public Safety & Courts: A grand jury declined to charge a Haddon Township officer in the 2024 fatal knife encounter that killed Keith Edelin. Consumer Affairs: Sherrill tapped Christopher Peterson to lead the NJ Division of Consumer Affairs. Health Policy: Pennie insurers in Pennsylvania are seeking average 17% premium hikes for 2027; NJ’s marketplace rate requests weren’t released yet. Tech & Local Land Use: Monroe Township faces a $300M lawsuit over its ban on new data center construction. Cybersecurity Education: NSF announced CyberAICorps funding for NJIT and 13 other schools to train AI/cybersecurity talent for government and national security roles. Other NJ Items: Insurers and regulators, plus a reminder on Barnegat Bay boating safety after fatal marker crashes.
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