AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoU.S. Senate Race: Abdul El-Sayed, campaigning for Michigan’s open Senate seat, called American politics a “disease” while attacking ICE, health insurers and corporate power—setting up a sharper fight with rival Haley Stevens, who’s backed heavily by AIPAC. Campaign Money: AIPAC-linked groups have spent nearly $30M in the Aug. 4 Democratic primary, their biggest single-race investment, as Stevens largely avoids direct talk about the group. Traffic Safety: Michigan State Police and partners will crack down Monday on the state’s “Move Over” law, with extra patrols from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and $400 fines for violations. Energy Costs: Gas prices in Michigan are back above $4 on average—about $4.15 statewide, up 20 cents in a week. Environment & Health: Wildfire smoke remains a concern; Michigan’s air quality alert has been extended as conditions shift. Detroit Crime: Police report a man dead after a shooting on Detroit’s west side, with related info sought in Southfield. Local Housing Help: EGLE’s Food Waste Road Map and new food-rescue/organics grant requests highlight state support for community programs.
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