AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCost of Living Poll: A new Montana Free Press–Rutgers Eagleton poll finds kitchen-table issues driving voter concern, with 80% saying cost of living is very important and 69% citing jobs and the economy. Data Centers: Yellowstone County commissioners say Montana’s “Right to Compute” law blocks local oversight of data centers, urging lawmakers to restore county regulatory power. Courts & Elections: A letter urges voters to “Vote Yes” on Constitutional Amendment 132, arguing it keeps judicial elections nonpartisan. Rural Health: Federal funding will support new rural medical residency programs, including in Arizona, Utah, and Wyoming, aiming to keep doctors practicing in small towns. Local Business/Community: The Bank of Commerce announced a $10,000 donation to the Madison Memorial Hospital Foundation. Indigenous Arts: Red Lodge will host the Neighboring Nations Indigenous Arts & Culture Festival Oct. 9–12, featuring artists and vendors from 19 Native nations. AG Action: Montana-led state attorneys general are pushing the SEC to scrutinize credit rating agencies over alleged ESG-driven rating assumptions.
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