AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoColorado River: Arizona officials are waiting on the federal government to finalize a two-year deal that would cut the state’s Colorado River allocation by 760,000 acre-feet, with Central Arizona Project users expected to feel most of the impact. Water governance: A new analysis argues Arizona’s water law was built for abundance, and shrinking supplies are exposing how legal gaps can decide whose wells are protected and whose water can be moved. Elections security: Declassified documents say more than 600,000 Maricopa County voter files were taken in 2020, but prosecutors declined to pursue charges. Voting rights fight: Republicans are pushing to disenfranchise some U.S. citizens living overseas, arguing citizenship isn’t enough for them to vote. Space: NASA’s effort to save the Swift Observatory is in trouble after a spacecraft sent to boost it began spinning out of control. Business & jobs: Honeywell Aerospace’s stock slid after it cut its outlook, blaming a precision-casting supply crunch. Local economy: Home sellers are lowering prices as summer cools, but contracts are still moving.
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