AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSenate Race: Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers clashed in their final debate before Election Day, sparring over the economy and Rogers’ accusations about El-Sayed’s loyalties. The contest could help decide control of the Senate. Election Watch: Detroit will keep two early-voting sites open an extra day, through Nov. 2. Separately, a polling firm admitted its Michigan primary surveys were fabricated; Mallory McMorrow says the false numbers hurt her campaign and voter trust. Mid-Michigan: State opioid settlement funds will add 14 recovery-housing beds through Ten16, which says demand far exceeds capacity. Education: Michigan is looking to Mississippi’s literacy gains for lessons, including teacher training, reading coaches and stronger accountability. Public Safety: Opening statements began in Saginaw in the trial of an MSP trooper accused of excessive force during a 2022 arrest; he faces misconduct and assault charges. Washington-Michigan Tensions: Sen. Elissa Slotkin pushed back after President Trump said she should be tried over remarks about investigating his administration; he cited no specific charge.
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