AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElection Integrity Clash: New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill says a Motor Vehicle System software error improperly registered about 6,600 noncitizens to vote in 2023-24, and that roughly 400 later cast ballots—prompting GOP calls for criminal prosecutions. The identity-verification vendor IDEMIA disputes the “software error” claim, saying the mistake came from state officials’ data handling. Legal Fight Over Federal Pressure: Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro joined a lawsuit challenging Trump administration efforts to condition disaster aid on states handing over unredacted voter data and cooperating on immigration enforcement. Data Center Policy: Bayonne is moving toward a zoning ordinance to ban data centers in every district, as other towns continue the fight. Business & Jobs: IDEMIA’s $1.4B sale of its public security unit to Amadeus is formalized, while Samsung cuts 739 NJ roles as it shifts its U.S. consumer HQ to Texas. Community & History: Lancaster, Pa. placed a “Witness Stone” honoring enslaved woman Hannah, linking northern slavery history to today’s public memory.
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