AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoData Center Power Costs: EdgeCore says it will pay 100% of the grid and delivery infrastructure costs for its expanding Northern Virginia campus pipeline, even as regulators and utilities debate what should count as data-center-specific upgrades. Virginia Courts & Voting Rights: A federal judge says some Virginians who were wrongly stripped of voting rights due to felony convictions can vote in November, tying access to completion of sentences and a state constitutional amendment. Election Oversight: The Justice Department plans to deploy about 1,000 federal election monitors for the November midterms, drawing scrutiny from voting-rights groups. Public Safety & Police Policy: Virginia’s appeals court revived an Arlington County case involving a transgender sex offender accused of entering female locker rooms, after a lower court dismissed loitering charges. Hemp Regulation: Virginia’s new THC limits for consumable hemp products took effect this week, forcing some stores to pull items from shelves. AG Tour: Attorney General Jay Jones wrapped a 10-day, 35-stop “Protecting Virginia” summer tour focused on costs, public safety, rights, and federal threats. Military/Tech: One Stop Systems won a $1.3M Navy contract for shipboard high-speed data recorders, with deliveries starting in 2026.
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