AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoElection Day: Westchester County’s ballot scanners failed across 44 municipalities after a programming update, forcing voters to place ballots in secure bags for later counting. Officials say the machines rejected ballots rather than miscounting them, and every valid vote will be counted. Federal election monitors were also sent to Brooklyn and Manhattan as New York City reported high turnout. City Infrastructure: A $35.7 million Central Park stormwater project aims to cut sewer runoff in Harlem and East Harlem by 90% and reduce the park’s reliance on drinking water. Public Health: A child in Lewis County has died of measles, New York’s first measles-linked death in more than 30 years, amid a growing outbreak. Religious Liberty: New York Archbishop Ronald Hicks and Catholic organizations have joined a federal lawsuit challenging the state’s assisted-suicide law.
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