AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPrediction-Market Lawsuit: Crypto.com and Novig sued Missouri, arguing sports event contracts fall under federal oversight rather than state gambling rules. Kalshi, Polymarket and Robinhood have not joined the suit. Nov. 3 Ballot: Voters will decide whether to replace the 2024 abortion-rights amendment with tighter restrictions, including limits on abortion and a ban on gender-transition procedures for minors. Webster Groves voters will also consider a school tax increase to help close a projected $5.6 million budget deficit. Public Records: The Missouri Press Association and Missouri Broadcasters Association sued the Highway Patrol over redactions in crash reports, including names of people killed. They’re asking a court to restore full public access. Courts and Elections: Missouri Republicans are pushing to change how top judges are selected after setbacks in court, while Amendment 6 would limit some lawmakers’ power as a safeguard for direct democracy. Utility Aid: Ameren is adding $10 million to programs that help eligible customers pay energy bills and reduce past-due balances.
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