AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection 2026: Democrats outnumbered Republicans nearly 4 to 1 on Connecticut’s first day of early voting. Voting continues through Nov. 1, and state officials say agencies are working together to protect voters and election workers. Health Care: Comptroller Sean Scanlon says Connecticut should invest more in public services to keep private equity from filling the gaps, citing the collapse of Prospect Medical Holdings and its former ownership of Waterbury Hospital. Courts & Accountability: A Wethersfield state marshal is charged with first-degree larceny, accused of keeping about $38,000 in garnished funds instead of paying creditors. Immigration: Attorney General William Tong joined a multistate challenge to federal warrantless immigration arrests, arguing they must meet federal legal standards. Public Safety: A wrong-way crash on I-91 killed a University of New Haven senior from New York. Education & Sports: Connecticut teachers say students are struggling to finish books, while UConn opens the women’s basketball season ranked No. 2 nationally and is set to face top-ranked South Carolina in Uncasville.
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