AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoConsumer Protection: Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield is leading 16 states and Washington, D.C., against a bill he says would let online lenders evade state safeguards and charge Oregonians triple-digit interest rates, despite Oregon’s 36% rate cap. Election 2026: Tina Kotek has won a second term after Republican Christine Drazan conceded. Kotek says data-center rules and universal preschool are priorities for her next four years. Health Care: Oregon secured $197.3 million to expand rural health access, while the state joined a multistate lawsuit challenging federal Medicaid work requirements. Federal Oversight: Sen. Ron Wyden says he will use his expected leadership of the powerful Senate Finance Committee to push back against Republican cuts.
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