AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVoting Access: Texas faces a lawsuit over a software glitch that allegedly left nearly 600,000 voter registrations unprocessed, just days before early voting begins Oct. 19. Data Centers: Attorney General Ken Paxton sent water-use reporting demands to 156 developments statewide, while Gov. Greg Abbott wants lawmakers to impose further restrictions next year amid concerns about strain on local resources. Senate Race: The Paxton-Talarico contest is tightening as November nears. Elon Musk gave $158 million to a Republican Senate super PAC and $10 million to a PAC backing Paxton; Talarico raised $64 million in the third quarter. North Texas Investigation: The FBI says it disrupted a North Korean operation using stolen identities and laptop farms to access U.S. companies, searching more than 40 Texas homes and seizing 187 devices. Consumer Protection: Texas sued Gerber and Nestlé, alleging deceptive safety claims about baby food containing arsenic and lead. Houston Budget: City officials face a projected $88 million gap as property-tax revenue forecasts fall.
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