AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoElection & Voting Rights: Virginia AG Jay Jones says DHS may have violated state election law after a whistleblower report alleged federal staff used voter lookup tools to hunt for noncitizens without permission. Consumer Protection: Virginia joined a $694 million multistate settlement with auto lender Credit Acceptance, requiring stronger disclosures and limits on risky lending and dealer add-ons like GAP/VSC. Local Politics: Hampton City Council candidates faced questions on data centers, affordability, and city services as early voting starts Friday. Campaign Trail: Gov. Abigail Spanberger stumped in Charlottesville for Tom Perriello ahead of early voting. Tech & Courts: A federal judge in Virginia kept Google’s ad tech business intact but ordered conduct changes to loosen its ad-market grip. Agriculture: Spanberger declared a state of emergency for Virginia farmers amid a hay shortage driven by drought. Infrastructure & Growth: GO Virginia announced more than $5 million in grants, including $332,900 for manufacturing workforce training in the Shenandoah Valley. Public Safety & Privacy: Roanoke-area officials and candidates renewed calls for transparency as NDAs continue to shield details of major deals.
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