AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNebraska Supreme Court & Lincoln Charter Fight: Nebraska AG Mike Hilgers asked the state Supreme Court to force Lincoln to put three Good Government Lincoln charter petitions on the Nov. 3 ballot (or explain why not), arguing the city missed its constitutional duty; the court ordered certification or an answer by Monday. Ballot Access—Fairness for Girls: The Fairness for Girls constitutional amendment qualified for Nebraska’s November ballot after collecting 138,613 valid signatures, setting up a vote on sex-based rules for public K-12 and college sports. Election Staffing: Douglas County Election Commission is hiring temporary customer service workers for the final stretch to the 2026 election, with applications due Sept. 1. Federal Immigration Tuition Lawsuit: The Trump DOJ sued Arizona (and previously New Mexico, Oregon, Washington) over voter-approved in-state tuition for students without lawful status, saying it violates federal supremacy. National Guard Partnership: Nebraska National Guard signed a tri-lateral security partnership with Guam and the Republic of the Marshall Islands focused on emergency management, cyber defense, and regional cooperation. Public Safety & Health: Omaha police are investigating after a newborn was found in an alley and surrendered under Nebraska’s Safe Haven law; meanwhile, a lettuce-linked cyclosporiasis outbreak continues expanding into more states.
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