AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoVoting Rights in Delaware: The Delaware Supreme Court will hear a GOP challenge to the state’s “permanent absentee ballot” law, with Senate Minority Leader Gerald Hocker and independent candidate Steven Washington arguing it stretches eligibility too far while election officials defend it as a way to let qualified voters participate. Mail Ballots Fight: Delaware AG Kathy Jennings hailed the U.S. Supreme Court’s refusal to block Trump’s mail-ballot restrictions, saying the move was meant to confuse voters and suppress turnout. Gun Law Upheld: Delaware’s Supreme Court upheld HB 451, keeping most firearm access restricted to people 21 and older, rejecting an NRA affiliate lawsuit. Delaware Primary Day: Coverage focused on Tuesday’s Delaware primary turnout and key races, including the competitive U.S. Senate contest involving Chris Coons and multiple challengers. Port of Wilmington Expansion: Groundbreaking moved ahead for the Delaware Container Terminal at Edgemoor, a public-private project aimed at boosting container capacity by 2029. Public Safety: Delaware State Police arrested a 17-year-old Glasgow High School student after a loaded handgun was found in his backpack during a school incident.
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