AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFuel Costs: West Virginia Democrats are pushing gas-tax relief as fuel prices climb, making affordability a key election issue. Education Choice: A new report says Hope Scholarship participation topped 14,400 students in 2025-26, with $68.5 million in payments; more than 26,000 applications have already been approved for the current school year. Election Day: West Virginians voted in federal, state and local races and considered a constitutional amendment barring noncitizens from voting, though state law already prohibits it. Early voting was up 24% from 2022. State Finances: October general revenue collections came in $8 million below estimates, but year-to-date collections remain $54 million ahead. Mine Safety: Miners with silica-related lung disease are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene in their fight over West Virginia’s silica protections.
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