AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGeorgia Politics & Elections: Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger says the state won’t use a voter citizenship database for mass purges ahead of the midterms, as election workers in places like Cherokee County prepare for possible federal involvement. U.S. Senate Oversight: At a Senate Judiciary hearing, Sen. Eric Schmitt appeared to mix up the Atlanta Hawks with the Iowa Hawkeyes while questioning former special counsel Jack Smith. Campaigns & Voters: AARP says caregiving is a sleeper midterm issue for voters 50+, with 75% of Georgians backing candidates who support unpaid family caregivers. Public Safety Tech: A report says Flock Safety’s camera network is larger than previously disclosed, renewing privacy and oversight concerns. Ports & Trade: Georgia Ports Authority will hold Savannah’s “State of the Port” luncheon Oct. 14, highlighting FY2026 performance and major Ocean Terminal renovations. International Human Rights: A UN committee has demanded Georgia refrain from extraditing a Russia-linked associate, pending review. Energy Costs: Gas prices remain a major driver of voter frustration, with some Georgians saying they may switch parties or vote for the first time.
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