AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoIowa Politics & Elections: Republicans are pouring more money into red-state Senate races, with One Nation reserving $11 million in Iowa TV ads as the GOP tries to protect its “red wall.” Democracy & Voting Rights: A federal judge ordered DHS to restore bulk-search features in the SAVE system for Florida, Indiana, Iowa and Ohio—another twist in the fight over voter-roll citizenship checks. Consumer Protection: Iowa AG Jeff Jackson joined a multistate settlement with Block/Cash App over misleading users about safety and weak fraud help, with $45 million to states and $75M–$120M in consumer redress. Education & Youth Pathways: Iowa’s 2025 Teacher of the Year says students need more career-connected learning beyond what they already see at home. Higher Ed: Upper Iowa University is launching new career-focused degrees, including digital marketing, project management and public health. Arts & Community: Northwest Iowa Community College hired its first head men’s golf coach, while the Anderson Center in Tower View secured a $1.95M fundraising win for historic restoration and new classrooms. Local Culture: Iowa will host “America’s Harvest Festival” Oct. 24 at the Capitol as part of America250, spotlighting Iowa agriculture with free admission. Faith & Community Service: Mount Vernon United Methodist Church earned a congregation award from the Iowa conference.
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