AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRural Health: Indiana will receive nearly $209 million in federal funding for a second year, supporting telehealth, primary care, transportation and health-care workers in rural communities. Republican Shake-Up: State GOP chair Lana Keesling resigned after Democrats’ sweeping election gains; vice chair Jim Johnson will serve as interim leader. Election Dispute: Clark County’s partisan fight over ballot-count discrepancies is headed to the Indiana Recount Commission, including a challenge to Senate president-elect Chris Garten’s narrow win. Business and Policy: Data center growth became a political flashpoint in Indiana’s election, as concerns about power demand and utility bills grow. The state also secured a $48.5 million settlement over alleged deceptive rental practices. Higher Education: Purdue trustees unanimously chose retired Lt. Gen. Jay Silveria as the university’s next president, effective Feb. 1.
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