AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoRedistricting Fight Looms: Voter advocates are gearing up for another Indiana redistricting fight after the U.S. Supreme Court’s gutting of federal limits on racial gerrymandering, urging November candidates to say whether they’ll support redrawing congressional maps ahead of the 2030 Census. Education Funding Flexibility: Indiana won a federal waiver to merge five streams of K-12 education money into a roughly $50 million block grant over four years, with critics warning it could weaken accountability. Election Administration & Legal Pressure: The FBI expanded a probe tied to Ohio voting-rights nonprofits, including a subpoena to America Votes for records about funding to an Ohio organizing group. Statehouse/Local Government: A Winslow Town Council meeting advanced water and wastewater work, ordinances, and a newly awarded grant, while a Newton County plan commission set a public hearing on zoning standards for large-scale solar and wind projects. Courts & Public Safety: Indiana AG Todd Rokita asked the Indiana Supreme Court to set an execution date for Jeffrey Weisheit, convicted in the 2010 deaths of two children. Crime Victims Funding: The Indiana Criminal Justice Institute announced more than $57 million in grants to support crime victims and youth programs. Sports/Eligibility Fallout: Brendan Sorsby’s legal fight over NCAA eligibility ended as he moved toward the NFL supplemental draft, with Cincinnati disputing claims it knew about gambling.
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