AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoU.S. Supreme Court Map Fight: The court again rejected a Missouri congressional map backed by President Donald Trump, clearing the way for the state to use the 2022 districts in November—meaning some voters could face different races than in the August primary. Election Administration: Jefferson County clerks say ballot printing is “behind normal” because of the map uncertainty, though they can print on demand if changes come late. Privacy & Policing: Gov. Mike Kehoe signed an executive order tightening rules on automated license plate readers, including 30-day deletion, limits on commercial data use, and a ban on facial recognition. Education Accountability: Missouri pushed back public release of A–F school grades to at least mid-November after districts raised concerns about accuracy and timing. Health Costs: Missouri consumers could see 2027 health insurance premiums rise as insurers request increases up to 26%. Public Safety & Courts: The AG announced felony Medicaid fraud charges against 17 people statewide, including cases in southeast Missouri. Local Impact: SNAP enrollment is down sharply in Missouri, raising worries about federal school meal reimbursements—especially in the St. Louis area.
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