AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Pressure in Annapolis: The Justice Department sent a letter threatening Maryland’s top elections official, Jared DeMarinis, with criminal charges over voter eligibility concerns, while Maryland refuses to release voter rolls amid federal lawsuits—drawing sharp pushback from election advocates and the League of Women Voters. Redistricting Fight: Maryland Democrats announced a special session to draft a constitutional amendment that would put congressional redistricting before voters, with Republicans calling it party gerrymandering. Baltimore Area Courts: A former Olympian pleaded not guilty in the Reflecting Pool vandalism case tied to Trump’s renovation claims; separately, a Baltimore County paramedic accused of contaminating colleagues’ food was offered a plea deal ahead of trial. Public Safety: An MTA bus crash in Pikesville left dozens injured in a mass-casualty incident. Business & Jobs: Microsoft laid off hundreds of ZeniMax workers in Maryland, raising fears for the timeline of The Elder Scrolls 6. Consumer Protection: Maryland and other states are pushing the FCC for stronger robocall rules as scammers increasingly buy legitimate phone numbers.
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