AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHousing & HUD Numbers: Hamilton County public housing hit 89% occupied in 2025 (up from 82% in 2024), with 38 units total; Box Butte sat at 95% (down from 96%), Harlan was fully occupied at 100% (16 units), Butler fell to 96% (down from 98%), Webster rose to 97%, Fillmore held 94%, Platte slipped to 98%, and Stanton dropped to 93% (from 100%). Independent Senate Race: Dan Osborn, an independent challenging Sen. Pete Ricketts, says he’s “not interested in talking to the CEOs” and argues his independence matters because he won’t “buy into the two-party system.” Data Center Backlash: A growing populist push against AI data centers is showing up at the ballot box and in local fights, with voters citing water and power strain and saying they don’t want more facilities. Election Process & Voting: A federal judge halted USPS from implementing new mail ballot rules ahead of the midterms, while Democrats and voting-rights advocates praised the block. Airport Security Update: TSA is piloting “Gateside by TSA PreCheck” at Omaha’s Eppley Airfield and 12 other airports, letting approved non-ticketed visitors pass security to meet loved ones. Nebraska Economy/Workforce: Tyson’s Madison, Neb. plant sanitation contract is ending Sept. 19, with 91 layoffs tied to the contractor change.
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