AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMidterm Watch: Michigan voters head toward Nov. 3 with nearly a quarter of ballots already cast; Detroit officials project 40% to 45% turnout. Senate rivals Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers are making final appeals, while data center growth and local control have become campaign issues. The Michigan Supreme Court declined to hear a Republican challenge to mail-ballot guidance. Auto Privacy: General Motors will pay $220 million to settle claims it sold drivers’ data to insurance-related brokers; Michigan is set to receive more than $7.2 million. Energy: The Palisades nuclear plant could resume operations by the end of November, potentially supplying power for about four million homes. Health Costs: State regulators approved average 2027 rate increases of 14.2% for individual health plans and 9.6% for small-group coverage. Red Wings: Detroit suspended Dylan Larkin without pay after he said he would no longer play for the team while awaiting a trade.
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