AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoElection 2026: Delaware’s early-voting turnout remains strong, with hours changing Wednesday and a polling place moved after the LuLu Ross Elementary fire. Voters face high-profile races including Sarah McBride’s House reelection bid against Joe Arminio and Chris Coons’ Senate contest with Mike Katz, alongside local matchups such as New Castle County Council District 3 and House District 24. AI Oversight: A congressional committee is questioning Delaware’s plan to let AI agents run companies, citing transparency concerns as the state considers rules for AI-run businesses. Local Government: New Castle County may expand speed cameras after its first two generated nearly $380,000 in ticket revenue; more cameras and county legal staff are under consideration. Wilmington City Council’s effort to remove Councilman James Spadola is headed to the state Supreme Court, with legal bills topping $200,000. Legal Action: Delaware Attorney General Kathy Jennings is suing Glock over the ease of converting its pistols to automatic fire, while acknowledging the company does not make the illegal conversion devices.
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