AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoElection Watch: Oregon voters have until Nov. 3 to return ballots; officials recommend drop boxes to avoid mail delays. A state elections website also misrouted results outside its firewall, publishing them early. Consumer Privacy: Oregon and Washington co-led a $220 million settlement with GM over selling drivers’ location and driving data. GM must get clear consent before collecting or sharing such information. Schools: Eugene’s 4J district projects a $30 million to $35 million deficit for 2027-28, after losing 600 students this year and laying off 265 staff last year. Environment: Hydrilla, an invasive aquatic weed, has been found in Oregon for the first time, raising concerns about its spread. Health Care: Oregon’s health plan faces a projected $421 million gap, with gubernatorial candidates yet to detail specific Medicaid cuts. History: Oregon Black Pioneers will mark 100 years since voters removed the state constitution’s Black exclusion language, a legacy of laws that barred Black residents from living and working in Oregon.
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