AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDemocratic Senate race: Michigan’s Democratic primary for U.S. Senate delivered a razor-thin result as Abdul El-Sayed beat Rep. Haley Stevens by about 1 point, setting up a November matchup with GOP Rep. Mike Rogers. Elections & enforcement: AG Dana Nessel announced charges against five non-citizens accused of voting in Michigan’s 2024 general election, plus a citizen accused of registering a non-citizen spouse to vote. Reproductive health funding: Oakland County commissioners approved up to $1.5 million to keep preventive and reproductive health services flowing via a contract with Planned Parenthood through Aug. 31, 2028. Housing oversight: Nessel sued a Waterford nonprofit, Chosen Kingdom Builders, alleging deceptive conduct in housing leases that led to evictions and financial losses. Public safety & courts: A Detroit-area auto theft ring figure, Caesar Cooper, was sentenced to 5-20 years. Privacy fight: Nessel and a coalition sued the Trump administration over demands for sensitive driver data from AAMVA and threats to cut federal funding. Consumer protection: Nessel warned Michiganders about bank/credit union imposter scams using caller ID spoofing. Campaign politics: John James named state Rep. Jay DeBoyer as his lieutenant governor running mate.
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