AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoVoter-Roll Subpoena: House Republicans subpoenaed Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s administration for records on how 6,600 noncitizens were registered through the state’s Motor Vehicle Commission. Fewer than 400 cast ballots, the state says. The subpoena’s Nov. 16 deadline falls after Election Day; Sherrill has blamed a software error under the previous administration and the vendor. Midterm Stakes: Spending on New Jersey’s congressional races has topped $100 million, with nearly $29 million already spent in the closely watched 7th District contest between Democrat Rebecca Bennett and Republican Tom Kean Jr. Sen. Andy Kim says a stronger-than-2018 Democratic wave could also threaten Kean and Jeff Van Drew. Household Costs: New Jersey’s individual health insurance rates are set to rise nearly 36% for 2027, adding to concerns over utility bills and property taxes. Energy and Investment: Sherrill launched a $125 million supercomputer initiative with Rutgers’ participation. A new state law will also let residents, including renters, use plug-in solar panels starting in March 2027. Shore Aid: Sherrill asked the federal government for emergency assistance to repair beaches battered by a nor’easter.
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