AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealth Policy: Virginia is ending Medicaid coverage for transgender healthcare for patients under 19, following a Trump administration rule. Gov. Abigail Spanberger says her administration is exploring options to protect access. Utility Merger: At hearings on Dominion Energy’s proposed merger with NextEra, Virginians raised concerns about higher bills, data-center demand and who pays for new infrastructure; unions and business representatives cited potential jobs. Surveillance: Richmond will let its Flock license-plate camera contract expire, following Henrico County’s exit. Mayor Danny Avula says the city is reviewing other options and hearing from residents. Midterm Campaigns: Sen. Mark Warner is seeking reelection, focusing on inflation, the Iran war, AI and data-center growth. In the crowded 7th District race, candidates are making competing arguments as early voting continues. Reproductive Rights: Virginia doctors remain divided over a proposed constitutional amendment to protect reproductive rights, with critics warning it could weaken abortion safeguards and supporters saying it would secure care and bodily autonomy.
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