AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoOregon & Federal Health Policy: New York AG Letitia James sued HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over a revamped childhood vaccine schedule, arguing it cuts vaccines and replaces CDC experts without proper input—an issue Oregon families are watching as national health rules shift. Oregon Courts & Elections: City Club of Eugene highlighted Lane County election safeguards amid misinformation and harassment concerns, noting Oregon’s long-running vote-by-mail system. Oregon Housing: A new report says Oregon’s 2027 maximum rent increase will top out at 10% (with different caps for smaller vs. larger apartment buildings). Oregon Local Government & Courts: Multnomah County voters face three judicial races in November, including two contested seats in the 4th District (family law and other roles). Environment & Federal Power: A Supreme Court climate case will test whether local courts can order energy companies to pay for alleged damage from greenhouse gas emissions. Forests: A letter urges saving the Roadless Rule, warning 45 million acres could lose protections. Data Centers & Costs: The Senate failed to advance a Ratepayer Protection Act aimed at stopping data-center infrastructure costs from landing on residents.
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