AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoU.S. Senate Strategy Shift: Republicans are increasingly treating Georgia and North Carolina as fading bets, with GOP resources moving toward defense elsewhere as the midterms near. Disinformation Watch: A North Carolina-based “pink slime” site tied to a Republican Senate group is accused of masquerading as local news while pushing partisan narratives ahead of Election Day. State Politics & Voting: North Carolina election officials are warning voters about misleading registration information as deadlines approach. Consumer Protection: Attorney General Griffin kicked off a Fraud and Consumer Protection Summit with 800+ registrants, focusing on scams, robocalls, AI deepfakes, and Medicaid fraud. Coastal Resilience Funding: N.C. DEQ is accepting applications for about $2.5M in resilient coastal community grants, with applications due Nov. 10. DMV Modernization: Gov. Stein unveiled the state’s largest DMV office in Charlotte as N.C. moves to fully electronic vehicle registration starting Oct. 1. Local Public Safety: Security concerns are rising after fights forced evacuation during a sold-out Millbrook-Rolesville football game.
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