AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoWashington Supreme Court Energy Ruling: The state high court struck down a voter-approved natural gas measure (I-2066), saying it violated the constitution’s single-subject rule—another setback for consumer energy-choice efforts as electrification debates heat up. Seattle Housing Push: Seattle City Council is set to consider a plan to temporarily cut Mandatory Housing Affordability fees for new housing developers, aiming to restart apartment construction while preserving affordable-housing funding. Solar Funding Reprieve: A federal judge revived the “Solar for All” program, potentially restoring about $243 million in federal solar grants for low-income projects across Oregon and Washington. Public Safety/Infrastructure: A reopened review of a reopened double-decker crash again pointed to driver error, not systemic failure. Elections & Voting: Washington election officials are reacting to a mail-in ballot ruling, while the Supreme Court blocked new limits on mail voting—keeping the midterms on familiar ground. Health & Consumer Alerts: Walmart recalled two frozen Alfredo pasta lots after Listeria testing; no illnesses reported.
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