AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElection Security: Federal investigators are probing more than 100 suspicious letters sent to lawmakers and election officials nationwide. A letter bound for Sen. Chris Murphy’s Hartford office was intercepted; staff in Sen. Richard Blumenthal’s office isolated another. College Reforms: Connecticut’s public college system approved new harassment rules after a review found serious failures in handling complaints against former interim Chancellor John Maduko. A new dashboard will track reforms. Utility Fight: Eversource sued to challenge PURA’s storm-cost decision, disputing the rejection of interest on storm expenses and cuts to crew costs. Attorney General William Tong called the appeal an effort to recover unjustified charges. Offshore Wind: State officials condemned the Trump administration’s latest attempt to block Revolution Wind, a project nearing completion that supplies power to New England. Governor’s Race: A Wesleyan poll gives Gov. Ned Lamont a 57%-34% lead over Republican Ryan Fazio, with voters’ disapproval of President Trump weighing on the contest. Food Assistance: Connecticut will receive 1.5 million eggs for food pantries, kitchens and shelters under a price-fixing settlement.
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