AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMedicaid Oversight: Gov. Kim Reynolds released a task force report recommending Iowa more than double its Medicaid fraud investigators, from nine to 24, and strengthen penalties and enforcement powers. Election 2026: President Donald Trump canceled his planned Dubuque rally and will instead join a phone-in event as Iowa campaigns enter their final days. Early voting has broken records in Polk and Dallas counties, while Iowans will also decide whether to require a two-thirds legislative vote to raise income taxes. Small Businesses: Attorney General Brenna Bird joined a lawsuit accusing restaurant software company Toast of deceptive promises, hidden fees and hurdles to canceling subscriptions; the claims have not been proven in court. Fuel Supply: Reynolds temporarily relaxed work-hour limits for fuel delivery drivers through Nov. 28, citing supply delays and high diesel prices during harvest. Public Funds: State Auditor Rob Sand urged governments to verify payment requests by phone after an Iowa city reported a scam that could cost taxpayers $655,000.
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