AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMidterm Politics: President Trump kicked off the GOP’s first-ever midterm convention in Dallas with a promise to pay every American adult $5,000—if Republicans hold the House and Senate—while also boosting North Carolina Senate nominee Michael Whatley and attacking Roy Cooper over Hurricane Helene. North Carolina Elections: Whatley is framing his campaign around crime, border security, and tax cuts as he tries to close a polling gap against Cooper for the open seat. Approval & Voter Mood: New polling shows Trump’s approval slipping nationally, with a High Point University survey putting his approval among North Carolina registered voters at 42%. Immigration & Security: DHS says ICE has deported more than 2,000 known or suspected terrorists since Trump took office, as the country marks the 9/11 anniversary. Local Governance & Public Safety: Catawba ended a 60-day Flock license-plate camera trial, citing roughly $20,000 in annual costs. Courts & Voting: A Missouri ballot fight remains in flux after conflicting rulings over which congressional map applies, with final decisions expected by week’s end. Energy Costs: Gas prices remain a political pressure point, with local reporting tying higher fuel costs to voter anxiety heading into November. Environment: A North Carolina peatland restoration effort is underway to stop drained peat from drying out, burning, and releasing major climate pollution.
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