AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoIndiana Supreme Court: Spencer Deery’s GOP Senate District 23 win survives a months-long recount fight, a close call that could chill future Trump-backed redistricting pressure. Voting Rights: A federal judge tossed a lawsuit challenging Indiana’s proof-of-citizenship voting rules, saying the groups lacked standing—though they may refile. Religious Freedom & Abortion: Indiana justices heard a high-stakes case over whether Jewish religious law gives women a religious right to challenge the state’s near-total abortion ban. Immigration & Community Impact: With ICE detentions rising, Indiana groups are demanding more transparency, while the state also expanded privacy leadership by naming a new chief privacy officer. Local Land Use: Southwest Allen County Schools’ eminent-domain battle over land for a future school heads to the Indiana Supreme Court. Arts & Community: Broadway Fountain is back in operation after fire damage, and Richmond Art Museum’s big ceramics fair, Potterypalooza, returns with its largest lineup yet. Education & Safety: Chalkbeat reports an Irvington charter school community is fighting a proposed data center, and another school district is weighing AI weapons-detection tech.
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