AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoData Center Pushback: Kenilworth residents are protesting a $1.8 billion CoreWeave data center, citing worries about electricity and water use, pollution and noise. Local business leaders say safeguards are in place. Election Watch: A judge rejected an emergency bid to halt Ocean County’s investigation of Bay Head voters’ residency, leaving allegations of politically selective challenges unresolved. A Rutgers-Eagleton poll, meanwhile, found broad support for voter ID and proof of citizenship to register. Congressional Race: Two major Republican super PACs pulled planned ad spending for Rep. Tom Kean Jr., shifting money to other vulnerable incumbents just weeks before Election Day. Affordability: New Jersey voters blame utilities more than politicians for rising electric bills, as JCP&L seeks a $253 million rate increase, with the residential impact delayed until 2028. Housing costs are also a central issue for congressional candidates, while the state is taking a fresh look at how much it costs to educate each student.
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