AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoAlaska Elections: Lt. Gov. Nancy Dahlstrom says Alaska’s Division of Elections will certify Treg Taylor for governor and Jose Tagle for state rep after reversing her earlier non-certification, citing a broader review of financial disclosure standards. Legal Accountability: The Alaska Department of Law’s preliminary look found potential financial disclosure problems in 91 of 121 candidates, though it says it’s not a finding of violations and any enforcement would go through the Alaska Public Offices Commission. Municipal Police Liability: The Alaska Supreme Court will hear arguments in a Kotzebue police shooting civil lawsuit that could reshape how much protection municipal departments get when officers are accused of violating de-escalation protocols. Anchorage Public Safety: The state cleared three Anchorage officers involved in a May deadly shooting, finding their use of force legally justified. Behavioral Health Contracting: Anchorage Recovery Center’s main campus is slated for interior demolition after liens and lawsuits raised questions about the provider’s billing and performance under a city contract. Midterms Watch: New Hampshire’s Senate primaries set up a Pappas vs. Sununu fall matchup, a key test for Senate control. Defense & Energy: U.S.-Iran strikes escalated again as CENTCOM said it destroyed five Iranian oil tankers after attempted missile attacks on a U.S. warship, while Iran hit back with missile strikes on U.S. positions in Jordan.
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