AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 minutes agoState Politics: Delaware’s 2026 attorney general race pits incumbent Kathy Jennings against David Graham. Business taxes are also in focus: Sen. Kyra Hoffner backs higher fees, while business advocates warn they could weaken Delaware’s appeal to companies. Consumer Protection: Jennings joined a bipartisan push to protect children’s private chats and other sensitive data in Character.AI’s bankruptcy and any sale of its assets. Local Growth: New Castle County approved its second data-center rule amid shifting public sentiment. Bayhealth plans statewide expansion, including buying the rest of Blue Hen and expanding hybrid emergency care. Health & Environment: A new federal rule bars states from using Medicaid and CHIP funds for gender-affirming care for young people, potentially affecting providers such as Nemours. Delaware also secured $1.38 million to recruit and retain rural doctors; a report found “forever chemicals” in surface water statewide. Community Needs: The Food Bank of Delaware has launched its Thanksgiving drive as 157,000 residents face food insecurity. Business: Chemours faces a securities-fraud class action in federal court in Delaware over allegations of misleading financial guidance; investors have until Dec. 7 to seek lead-plaintiff status.
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