AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSupreme Court Mail-Ballot Fight: The U.S. Supreme Court rejected President Trump’s bid to restrict mail ballots for the midterms, keeping Wisconsin’s long-running process in place as voting already begins. Milwaukee Jail Tablets: A Milwaukee County inmate tablet program is drawing scrutiny after a judge questioned whether devices could enable threats to witnesses, with campaign ads tying the issue to state and county leadership. Data Centers Go Local: Tigerton advanced a roughly yearlong moratorium on new AI data center projects after residents raised concerns about noise, wildlife, and decision-making; Sauk County also approved an 18-month pause. Election Mailers Warning: Kenosha’s clerk says some “official-looking” absentee request mailings are from private groups, not election officials, and may include outdated voter info. Public Safety & Privacy: Attorney General Josh Kaul and AG challenger Eric Toney both spotlight Flock camera privacy rules ahead of November. County Budget Fallout: Winnebago County officials say two staffers made unauthorized budget changes that increased taxes; both resigned. Education Updates: Milwaukee Public Schools is moving to ParentSquare for family communication and joining a national effort to expand access to advanced coursework.
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