AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoCampaign Finance: The state Public Disclosure Commission dismissed a complaint against conservative group Let’s Go Washington over alleged campaign finance reporting issues tied to Brandi Kruse. Judiciary Transparency: Let’s Go Washington also unveiled a new initiative aimed at increasing transparency in the state judiciary. Infrastructure Snapshot: A new US News & World Report ranking puts Washington’s infrastructure in the national mix, breaking it into energy, internet, and transportation. EV Policy Watch: A proposed federal annual fee on EV owners was delayed as the surface transportation bill stalled in Congress. Local Labor/Childcare: Pierce County’s labor community purchased the former Willard School to create a childcare and workforce education center for nontraditional hours. Public Safety & Health: Washington AG Nick Brown called for congressional checks on AI development, while a Spokane-area clinic opened to help children with mental health disorders. Elections Integrity: A report says Washington voters of color are more likely to have ballots challenged. Tech & Government: Washington’s Broadband Office signed contracts to connect unserved and underserved communities, and the state named a private-sector tech leader as its new chief information security officer.
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