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Governors’ Annual State of the State Addresses: Job Creation and Education Among The Top Issues

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By Rollin Downs Yesterday, the National Governors Association (NGA) released its summary of the nation’s Governors’ annual State of the State addresses covering the major issues of focus by governors in 47 states and territories. Clearly, job creation and competitiveness sit atop most gubernatorial agendas. As the report indicates, “although no governors were enthusiastic about the revenue… Continue Reading

Governors Update: Judging Performance

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By Rollin Downs In 2010, 37 states had gubernatorial elections with 26 of those resulting in newly elected governorships. Governing Magazine, which provides intelligence and analysis on management, policy, and politics to help guide and inspire innovative leaders across state and local government, recently published four installments focused on the 26 newly elected governors. They… Continue Reading

2012 Health Policy Outlook: It’s All About 2013

Posted in 2012 Elections, Governors, Health Policy, Legislation (Federal), Legislatures (State)

By Cindy Gillespie and Elizabeth Carpenter If we had to pick a theme for 2012, we’d pick one phrase: ”It’s all about 2013″. Presidential election years always have an enormous impact on Congressional and federal action, but the economic issues and the public’s anti-Congress and anti-Washington sentiment make this an election year where Washington is likely… Continue Reading