AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSkill Games: Pennsylvania’s deadline to remove unlicensed machines has passed, allowing state police to seize them; bars, nonprofits and clubs are losing a source of revenue after lawmakers failed to reach a deal to regulate the games. Midterm Stakes: Gov. Josh Shapiro says he is “quite concerned” about President Trump interfering in the election, but says Pennsylvania is prepared. Democrats are also aiming to win control of both legislative chambers and the governor’s office, while national Republicans pour money into vulnerable House races, including Brian Fitzpatrick’s. Election Charges: Federal prosecutors charged four more Pennsylvania residents with illegally voting in 2024. The cases are allegations; election officials say such voting is rare, with no sign of widespread fraud. State Investment: Shapiro announced an $837 million public-private investment to expand the Port of Philadelphia, with plans to grow trade and create jobs. Health Costs: Attorney General Dave Sunday sued drugmakers and pharmacy benefit managers, alleging they manipulated insulin prices and drove up costs for patients.
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