That is one thing that is shared between conservative governors, liberal governors, moderate governors.
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Democrats are badly outnumbered by Republican governors and lieutenant governors, and the Republican Governors Association routinely outraises its Democratic counterpart.
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The National Governors Association represents the 55 governors of U.S. states and territories.
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You can't drive to Governors Island because you can't drive on Governors Island.
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Most states elect governors and lieutenant governors together as part of the same ticket.
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Governors Democrats have picked up seven governors' seats, giving them control of 23 governorships.
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Today, 33 governors are Republican; when Obama took office, just 21625 governors were Republican.
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GOP governors taking actionAt the same time, several other GOP governors, including Ohio Gov.
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If governors' contests followed the presidential lead, we'd have a mere 220006 governors' chairs.
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Governors Twelve sitting governors have been nominated as vice president by the Democrats and Republicans.
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But it's also part because we governors have shown the primacy of electing Democratic governors.
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Pence has appeared several times at fundraisers for GOP governors and the Republican Governors Association.
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The U.S. Senate must approve nominees for Fed governors, while the Fed's governors approve regional presidents.
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The mayors' race There are no more governors or former governors left in the presidential race.
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Governors of both parties gathered in Washington over the weekend for a National Governors Association meeting.
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Although he was long active in the Republican Governors Association, just three governors endorsed his presidential candidacy.
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"You're talking to Democratic governors; you're talking to Republican governors and it's a politicized time," he said.
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The 10th Annual Governors Island Art Fair continues on Governors Island (New York Harbor) through October 1.
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The awards show consists of multiple events including a luncheon, the Governors Awards, and the Governors Ball.
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Consider that more than 40 other governors have already agreed to accept refugees, including 18 Republican governors.
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The governors Republican governors from states that took ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion are wary of the healthcare legislation.
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Governors Several GOP governors were critical of the replacement plan put forward by their colleagues in the House.
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But as they gathered with activists and donors here this week at the Republican Governors Association's annual meeting, governors and governors-elect tried to offer a positive spin: It could have been a lot worse.
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As governor of Indiana, his fellow Republican governors named him to the Executive Committee of the Republican Governors Association.
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All of the most popular governors are Republicans... ...And seven of the ten least popular governors are also Republicans.
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In fact, this brings the number of Democratic governors in office to just 220006, compared to 2202 Republican governors.
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"I still think governors and former governors have potential appeal," said Democratic strategist Dave Hamrick, who advised Maryland Gov.
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Governors from both parties were presented with the findings during a National Governors Association closed-door health care meeting.
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Five Republican governors, four Democratic governors, and four agencies responded affirmatively and provided the information for people they'd blocked.
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Governors plead for help Governors took to Sunday talk shows pleading with the President to supercharge the federal response.
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"We refer to the owners of our teams as Governors; each team is represented on our Board of Governors."
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The country's governors are in Washington for a meeting with President Trump during this week's National Governors Association conference.
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And evidently there was a special kind of a press conference afterwards with Republican governors but no Democratic governors.
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He said governors wouldn't encounter such obstacles with the Trump administration, promising governors more flexibility to implement their own visions.
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As it happens, there are two Republican governors and two Democratic governors — a perfectly balanced composition for such a commission.
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Mr. McAuliffe said the Democratic governors had convened a conference call after the election to begin planning for governors' races.
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Only four of these female governors are running for reelection as governors Susana Martinez and Mary Fallin are term-limited.
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Shandaken Projects and The Trust for Governors Island announced the launch of a new residency program named Shandaken: Governors Island.
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This is where the National Governors Association comes in, providing the venues for governors to share best practices and success stories.
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"America's Democratic governors strongly urge Congress to reconsider its plan to repeal or undermine the Affordable Care Act," the governors wrote.
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If the governors fell short, Dean said, it's not because they're governors, but rather because they couldn't connect with the base.
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The Wyoming Historic Governors' Mansion, located in Cheyenne, Wyoming, served as the residence of the state's governors from 1905 to 1976.
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Governors have mixed reactions -- a group of 10 governors (five Democrats, four GOP, on Independent) signed a letter opposing the bill.
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As the chair of the Democratic Governors Association, do see gun control becoming a big issue in the 2018 governors midterms?
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Amid the National Governors Association (NGA) winter meeting, Trump invited 46 state leaders to the White House for the Governors Ball.
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Red states like Kansas and Montana have Democratic governors; blue states like Massachusetts, Maryland and Vermont are run by Republican governors.
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If you think of the social media companies as governors or akin to governors, then why not also have whistleblower rules?
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He is skipping this weekend's National Governors Association meetings in Washington, DC and will also step down from his post on the executive committee of the Republican Governors Association (he is one of seven Republican governors on the committee).
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The four governors were part of a panel discussion at the first public event of the Republican Governors Association's annual meeting here.
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Photo courtesy Governors Ball Concert and touring events giant Live Nation is reportedly on the verge of acquiring NYC's Governors Ball festival.
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But Renacci said giving governors this flexibility is valuable because governors understand that there are "massive differences" between his state and others.
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The National Governors Association held its annual meeting in Washington, D.C., last month, and made cybersecurity a focus of the governors' talks.
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Both governors were named the two most popular governors according to a similar survey by Morning Consult that was published last July.
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Out of all statewide elected offices -- including governors, lieutenant governors and other statewide elected officials -- women hold 22018% of the 312 seats.
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Mr. Thompson, 34, is the communications director for the Republican Governors Association, an organization in Washington that works to elect Republican governors.
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The Republican Governors Association, a group aimed at electing GOP governors, also reportedly does not plan to spend big to back her.
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If not, as I've said to folks before, I wrote in the names of two Republican governors before because I love [governors].
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But like the Republican Governors Association and the Democratic Governors Association, the Democratic attorneys general group has struggled to raise money competitively.
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That puts these Republican governors in contrast not only with the many Democratic governors who have issued sweeping statewide restrictions, but the few GOP governors -- including in Idaho, Indiana, Maryland, Ohio and West Virginia -- who have done so as well.
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Steve Bullock (D) on Saturday will become chairman of the National Governors Association, a perch from which other governors have launched presidential bids.
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GOVERNORS CALL ON FCC: Ten governors asked the commission in a Monday letter to move forward with changes to contraband cell phone regulations.
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Mary Fallin, chairwoman of the National Governors Association and a former House lawmaker, recently led a contingent of governors to meet with Trump.
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Despite his low poll numbers, his fellow governors still treated him with admiring deference at the Republican Governors Association conference in Austin, Tex.
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The 17th Amendment permits state governors to name temporary senators to vacant seats, but not all states allow their governors to do so.
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But as I write here, governors or governors-elect intervening in legislative leadership battles recent years has had some adverse outcomes — whether Gov.
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"This is a top issue for governors and as a result the National Governors Association is holding frequent briefings with state officials to share ideas and best practices," said Eric Wohlschlegel of the group, which tries to help governors plan and respond.
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The Democratic Governors Association has blocked off $20 million in fall advertising in Michigan, Nevada, Ohio and Wisconsin — all states held by Republican governors.
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There are Democratic governors in the red states of Louisiana and Montana and Republican governors in the deep blue states of Maryland and Massachusetts.
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The 9th Annual Governors Island Art Fair begins September 3 and continues every weekend in September on Governors Island in the New York Harbor.
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He had a mere 11% of the possible endorsements of Democratic governors, House members and senators, when weighting governors and senator endorsements more heavily.
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What Trump said about governors and equipment Trump falsely denied that he claimed governors from certain states are asking for equipment they don't need.
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When: Saturday, July 29 and Sunday, July 30, noon–5pm Where: AIR at Governors Island (House 4A, Nolan Park, Governors Island) More info here.
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The Democratic Governors Association is pouring money into governors' races in eight closely divided states — Florida, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Colorado, Maine and Nevada.
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Republican governors are working on a healthcare proposal to present to Congress and the administration as the ObamaCare debate moves forward, governors said Saturday.
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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will address U.S. governors at the 2017 summer meeting of the National Governors Association in Rhode Island this month.
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The Republican Governors Association, whose members includes some governors who owe their jobs to Gillespie, has spent $22019 million on his behalf so far.
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Governors' seats followed the House's pattern: A majority of states elected Republican governors from the mid-2628s to 28500, and again from 6900 onward.
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The 2016 Governors Island Art Fair continues every weekend in September in Colonels' Row, Fort Jay, and Castle Williams on Governors Island (New York Harbor).
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As governors of both parties gathered in Washington for the National Governors Association's winter meeting, the subtext was thinly veiled: We told you so, Iowa.
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Martinez is also the chairwoman of the Republican Governors Association, tasked with electing GOP governors this fall, with Trump leading the party on the ballot.
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Still, plenty of Republican governors passed up these funds between 2011 and 2017, and there was no reason to expect that governors would suddenly care.
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Republican governors in southwest border states praised the plan to deploy the National Guard, while some Democratic governors expressed hesitation and resistance to the plan.
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Kentucky has only allowed governors to serve two consecutive terms since 1992, and two governors — Democrats Paul Patton and Steve Beshear — have won consecutive elections.
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Larry Hogan (R), chairman of the national governors association, on Thursday said governors need more guidance on how the Defense Production Act will be implemented.
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"Is there any chance that all 26 states opposing it have Republican governors, and all of the states supporting it have Democratic governors?" he asked.
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Republicans currently hold a 2-1 advantage in governors' mansions around the country, with 85033 states represented by GOP governors compared to just 16 Democrats.
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Verma also accompanied Price and Pence to the National Governors Association meeting last weekend to pitch both Democratic and Republican governors on the Senate's bill.
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The Republican Governors Association (RGA) regularly outraises its Democratic counterpart, the Democratic Governors Association (DGA), and has no plans of yielding Florida to a Democrat.
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Jay Inslee (D-WA) [the Democratic Governors Association chair] feels the national Democratic Party hasn't been putting enough resources into governors races in past years.
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The governors, who gathered in Washington this weekend for the National Governors Association, will be a crucial voice in the debate over repealing and replacing Obamacare.
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The governors Bush, Kasich and Christie know their fate hinges on New Hampshire's results: There aren't three tickets for governors out of the Granite State's primary.
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Governors still on the call with White House staffers watched minutes later as Mulvaney appeared on television to brief reporters, multiple senior aides to governors said.
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The National Governors Association also welcomed 22 new governors of states and territories, one of the largest new classes of leaders, following the November midterm election.
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This is one of the key messages we both delivered at the Seminar for New Governors put on by the National Governors Association after the elections.
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"We're going to meet as a group of governors, former governors, this evening and we're going to be talking about what we can do," Rounds said.
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And 215 states that now have Republican governors or governors-elect expanded Medicaid under the law, including Indiana under Mike Pence, now the vice president-elect.
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"I've had governors calling up their senators, 303 or 15 governors, saying you need to get on this," Cassidy told reporters at a Friday morning briefing.
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Mr. Gillum, Ms. Abrams and Mr. Jealous would have been their states' first black governors — and the only black governors in office in the United States.
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It's a lawsuit brought by most of the country's Republican governors against its Democratic president (with many of the country's Democratic governors lining up behind him).
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Governors might be expected to loudly protest these Medicaid cuts, but the Senate bill delays the harshest cuts until 2025, after the current governors are gone.
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" When asked about Republican governors worried about the Medicaid cuts, Mr. Price said the administration had "listened very intently and had wonderful meetings with Republican governors.
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Trump said he would discuss health care on Monday when he meets some of the governors who are in Washington for the National Governors Association's annual meeting.
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Here is the policy question that one document puts to governors: About a dozen states with Republican governors are participating in the health care law's Medicaid expansion.
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Trump said he would be discuss healthcare on Monday when he meets some of the governors who are in Washington for the National Governors Association's annual meeting.
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A bipartisan group of 10 governors urged senators in a letter on Wednesday to start over and use a drafting process that includes governors from both parties.
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Although some governors, like Mr. Sanford, withstand the pressure, modern governors tend to succumb to political or legal realities and leave office before an impeachment can happen.
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A new round of surveys in states electing governors this November show Democrats poised to pick up seats and gain some ground on Republicans in governors' mansions.
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Baker and Hogan are both very popular Republican governors in blue states; they are first and second on Morning Consult's list of the nation's most popular governors.
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While the Hohlt Group contract simply mentions "general communications and government relations counsel," the Flywheel Government Solutions contract involves reaching out to governors and lieutenant governors nationwide.
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Governors only won the power to seek a second term in the 1970s, and the legislature did not give governors the right to veto legislation until 85033.
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In governors' races in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida and Kansas, the president intervened to lift his preferred candidates and effectively handed the Republican Governors Association the bill.
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The rise of the governors: Prior to Trump and Barack Obama, the ranks of governors was where the country tended to look for their next national leaders.
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So even states with Democratic governors, or Republican governors critical of Trump, don't spend their own money on advertising and promotion if they use the federal exchange.
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Putin has received a succession of newly-minted regional governors in his Kremlin office live on state TV and hosted two groups of glum-looking ex-governors.
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The 12th edition of the Governors Island's art fair, now titled Portal: Governors Island and presented by the nonprofit 4heads, returns with exhibitions and installations from 89 artists.
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Scott Pattison is the executive director and CEO of the National Governors Association, the bipartisan membership organization of the nation's governors in the 55 states, commonwealths and territories.
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"Governors are optimistic that any change in administrations provides an historic opportunity to reset the state-federal relationship," said Jim Ogsbury, who heads the bipartisan Western Governors Association.
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In addition, Toronto Raptors minority owner Larry Tanenbaum was elected as new chairman of the Board of Governors on the second and final day of the governors' meetings.
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Since Trump's inauguration, Canadian politicians and officials have made almost 160 trips, meeting 14 cabinet members, almost 200 lawmakers and more than 40 state governors and lieutenant governors.
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This spring, he was among a handful of governors who dined at David Koch's Florida mansion, at a luncheon organized by Mr. Koch and the Republican Governors Association.
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"As governors, they were recognized as the most fiscally conservative governors respectively, so they clearly align on reducing the size, scope and cost of government," Johnson spokesmanLaBeaume said.
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Not all Republican governors are against it, though: The governors of Tennessee, Wyoming, and South Dakota, tried to persuade lawmakers to back expansion plans but have been unsuccessful.
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The governors of both Massachusetts and New York declared a state of emergency on Saturday afternoon, following similar announcements by the governors of Virginia and Maryland on Friday.
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Both the Democratic Governors Association and the Republican Governors Association have run advertisements on behalf of their candidates, a sign that both parties believe the contest is close.
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At a private luncheon for governors on Saturday, three Democratic governors called for the group to release some sort of joint, bipartisan statement on the health bill. Gov.
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This is our mission at the National Governors Association – making sure governors have the tools they need to succeed on behalf of their constituents when it matters most.
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Newly minted Democratic Governors Association Chair Jay Inslee is staring out at a sea of red as he looks ahead to the governors' races in 36 states this November.
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At the Governors' Spouses Luncheon at the White House, Melania asked the spouses of the nation's governors to take part in preventing cyberassault and cyberbullying in their respective states.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads New York City's Governors Island Art Fair will return this weekend for its 12th edition, this time under the name, Portal: Governors Island.
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Kasich is meeting with President Trump today and will certainly press the issue, and dozens of governors will be in Washington this weekend for the National Governors Association conference.
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His victory helps cement the idea that expansion states don't un-expand, and that pushing for expansion is smart politics for governors — even Republican governors in very red states.
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During that time, the Fed has had seven governors only one-third of the time, while it has been most common for the Fed to have only five governors.
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US senators and governors are the most likely people to ultimately run for president, and at no point in time have we ever had more than nine female governors.
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Bipartisan group of governors calls for swift CHIP reauthorization A bipartisan group of governors is urging Congress to act quickly to reauthorize funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program.
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The best governors are experienced governors who know what they are doing and who are trying to put that experience to use making citizens happy and winning another term.
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The governors cited frustration with Washington's lack of action as a reason the states — the majority of which have Democratic governors — came together to form the new research project.
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For party stalwarts, the race for the Republican presidential nomination began in a state of euphoric excitement about a buffet of political talent, with governors and ex-governors galore.
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To clip their governors' wings, Colonial assemblies impeached the governors' men, only to find their convictions overturned by the Privy Council in London, which acted as an appellate court.
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"We were optimistic, in fact, that the governor would announce his support for accepting refugees given what other governors, particularly Republican governors, were doing to accept refugees," he said.
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So much so that Utah Governor Gary Herbert (R) will focus his year as chair of the National Governors Association highlighting governors' innovative solutions to today's most pressing problems.
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House Republican leaders recently asked governors for recommendations on health policy, and governors from both parties said the federal government should scale back its regulation of health insurance. Gov.
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Scores of Canadian officials subsequently fanned out across America, from cabinet ministers to consuls general, meeting with more than 300 members of Congress and 65 governors and lieutenant governors.
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Democratic lieutenant governors are forming a campaign group to rival the Republican Lieutenant Governors Association, the latest bid by Democrats to catch up to Republicans in down-ballot fundraising.
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Helping governors who did — and didn't — expand Medicaid.
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During the midterms, seven state legislative chambers flipped from red to blue (about 370 seats nationwide), and five governors with platforms that support abortion rights replaced five anti-abortion governors.
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In late January, the Trump transition team gave the National Governors Association, the bipartisan organization of state governors, a list of 23.4 "high priority" infrastructure projects for potential federal investment.
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However, since 2011, IMF governors — representatives from the different member countries of the IMF, which are usually finance ministers or central bank governors — can also submit names of potential candidates.
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In an attempt to win over a handful of skittish Republican governors, Vice President Mike Pence and Verma were dispatched to Rhode Island to the National Governors Association's summer meeting.
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I worked for the National Governors Association during CHIP extension negotiations in 2015, and watched governors from both parties speak forcefully in favor of maintaining CHIP via a "clean" renewal.
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A Morning Consult survey of the nations' governors in February pegged Walker's approval at just 29 percent — the lowest of any of the 19 governors running for reelection in 2018.
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The governors "know how high the level of impunity is," said Ms. Casar, whose research has found that of 42 governors suspected of corruption since 2000, only 17 were investigated.
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There has been no visible effort among governors to lobby in support of the legislation, and most Republican governors have either remained silent or given equivocal statements on the bill.
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The winners of the Governors Awards, which were founded in 2009, are chosen by a vote by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
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Democratic governors and some Republican governors who attended a meeting with President Trump on Monday were excluded from the traditional bipartisan press conference outside the West Wing, party officials said.
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But among governors, infrastructure spending is "one of the few areas where you're seeing some pretty significant Democratic and Republican agreement," said Scott Pattison, executive director of the governors association.
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Although the Trump administration had dispatched Seema Verma, the new administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, to the summer meeting of the National Governors Association in Providence, R.I., to try to persuade governors — and, by extension, the senators in their states — of the bill's merits, the governors remained unmoved.
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Provincial assemblies modeled on the national assembly are eliminated in the new version and replaced by a presidentially appointed governors and deputy governors, whose nominations must be ratified by municipal governments.
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Within the Fed, governors and regional presidents are sometimes at odds over interest rate policy and some academics have argued governors tend to be more tolerant of inflation than regional presidents.
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Chris Hansen, president of ACS CAN, wrote to Republican governors on Monday ahead of what the organization said were expected to be calls between governors and Senate Republican leadership this week.
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Tonight at Governors Ball, with the ground turned to mush by rain and the frat party atmosphere all but extinguished, The Killers open their Governors Ball headline set with "Mr Brightside".
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Large majorities of voters in both states like their governors personally, and approve of their job performance, according to state polls as well as national polls comparing them to other governors.
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And the numbers are comparable at the state level, where 24 percent of executive positions are held by women, including four governors, 14 lieutenant governors, and 85033 other statewide elected officials.
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John Barrasso (Wyoming) What key governors are saying Political observers are also keeping a close eye on comments by governors, as they can be influential forces on the health care debate.
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Axios also reports that the two governors are in talks with major media companies about launching a talk show to cement their brand as bipartisan governors who work across the aisle.
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Mr. Parker, 30, is a legislative director for the National Governors Association in Washington, where he oversees relationships between governors and the federal government and leads education and work-force policies.
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The Verma meeting was part of a two-day summit of the National Governors Association's bipartisan working group on health reform, which includes 14 states with both Democratic and Republican governors.
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To succeed after New Hampshire, Christie is counting on a reservoir of goodwill from the governors he helped get elected in 2014, when he was chairman of the Republican Governors Association.
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"As governors, we deal with the real-life impacts of actions taken in Washington, DC." The governors wrote that Congress, "at a minimum," should fund the payments to insurers through 2019.
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Despite winning three governors' races and one open Senate seat in 2018, Republican women will end the decade with their governors and senators outnumbered two to one by their Democratic counterparts.
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Jared Leopold, a spokesman for the Democratic Governors Association, said that Democratic governors who tried to meet reporters at the "Pebble Beach" media area outside the White House were sent elsewhere.
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Since 85033, the National Governors Association has hosted the Seminar for New Governors to help smooth the transition for recently elected state executives and launch productive relationships with their sitting counterparts.
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Mr. Garber, who also represented South Carolina and Connecticut governors during impeachment inquiries, said that only two governors had been removed in modern times, and that both had faced criminal indictment.
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Jay Inslee, the chair of the Democratic governors' group, said Democrats are "excited, fired up" and expect "one of the best years we've had in a long time" in governors' races.
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Between 2008 and 2018, Mr. Malek raised $19893 million through the round table and helped elect a total of 84 Republican governors, said David Rexrode, executive director of the governors association.
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Cillizza: How different do GOP lawmakers -- and governors, etc.
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But Mr. Shumlin said he was optimistic because "you have the most conservative Republican governors and the most liberal Democratic governors agreeing" on the urgent need for action to combat the epidemic.
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As President Trump met with governors from across the U.S. to tout his administration's achievements, First Lady Melania Trump took the opportunity to discuss her "Be Best" campaign to the governors' spouses.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence was sent to the National Governors Association's meeting in Rhode Island on Friday to convince skeptical Republican governors to back the Senate GOP's health care bill.
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The left have isolated Republican governors and legislators and have joined with their cronyist allies in Big Business to threaten, intimidate and bully those governors and legislatures until they get their way.
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These are all largely sympathetic regions and Canada's provincial premiers could well be interested in a joint venture, as would blue state governors below, while red state governors likely would not be.
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The state has a long history of flipping between Democratic and Republican governors — neither party has elected consecutive governors since the 1960s — but Tennessee has grown much more conservative in recent years.
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Senators need to hear from governors now, as they did in 2017 when a bipartisan group of governors effectively worked across party lines and influenced the prevention of healthcare repeal without replacement.
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Scott Walker, the heads of the Republican Governors Association, convened fellow governors for an unusual conference call to discuss how the primary was unfolding — and Trump was a central topic of conversation.
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The interim governors, who will hold office until full-term governors are elected at an unspecified future date, will control local security services and other resources well through the critical current year.
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At the Governors Ball after the show, I saw the academy president, John Bailey, clinking champagne glasses with his fellow governors: After months of controversy, they'd still managed to land the plane.
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Leaked documents from the Republican Governors Association suggest that GOP governors fear cuts to this population too, recognizing the heavy cost burden that a loss of federal support will place on states.
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At the two sessions open to the media, the RGA mainly had governors and governors-elect from the Northeast, South, and West, with many in the latter two camps emphasizing their rural backgrounds.
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" $50 billion of investments in rural infrastructure: This will be in the form of "block grants to governors to allow governors to select what the priorities for infrastructure are in their respective states.
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Several governors vowed Tuesday not to deploy their state National Guards to the southern border, bringing the total number of governors retaliating against the Trump administration's hotly-contested child separation policy to seven.
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But on Wednesday, Governors Island began a new chapter, one focused on economic development, with the appointment of Michael M. Samuelian, a real estate executive, as president of the Trust for Governors Island.
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Vermont and New Hampshire elected Republican governors at the same time Clinton won their electoral votes; West Virginia, North Carolina and Montana picked Democratic governors at the same time they voted for Trump.
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It seemed like a self-serving proposal by a former governor who, while in that job, was chairman of the Democratic Governors Association, an organization with the sole job of defeating Republican governors.
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The website reported that Schiano met with the athletic director, Patrick Hobbs, and Greg Brown, a member of the Rutgers Board of Governors, not that Schiano met with the board of governors itself.
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In Washington for an annual National Governors Association gathering this weekend, several GOP governors said it's time to consider gun control laws, despite the power of the National Rifle Association with their base.
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The Western Governors Association, which represents the governors of 19 Western states, has been critical of aspects of the rule, but even so, recognizes the folly of using the CRA to scrap it.
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Governors from Massachusetts, Ohio, Tennessee, Utah, and Colorado will attend.
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Governors said they expected drug companies to resist their efforts.
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Colonial governors sought to recruit runaway slaves to their side.
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Repeal pushback is coming from an odd direction -- Republican governors.
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And he was willing to let Republican governors try things.
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Governors Bruce Babbitt (Arizona) and Charles Robb (Virginia) came together
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Most Fed governors are talking about it's appropriate to pause.
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Many governors from both political parties are popular right now.
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Governors could drive the next wave of climate change action
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You had governors telling you the same thing this week.
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Phil Murphy, the current chair of the Democratic Governors Association.
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That has become a common sentiment for the Governors Awards.
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As often happens, seven governors replaced their departing party chiefs.
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Was that decisions by Republican governors, Secretaries of State, legislators?
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Kudos to anyone who can correctly name all four governors.
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Several governors who attended last year's event, including California Gov.
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Both of you were governors who balanced the state budget.
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Clinton or one of the Republican governors in the race.
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It's one of the few advantages senators have over governors.
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Most governors were Democrats, as had been true since 2449.
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Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Maryland all currently have Republican governors.
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Two former governors, the current governor, the current other senator.
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Only seven American governors have been impeached, none in Missouri.
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Successive Fukushima governors have called for it to be scrapped.
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However, not all governors are dragging states toward economic ruin.
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Those cuts to Medicaid could be concerning for many governors.
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Republicans ousted Democratic governors in Missouri, New Hampshire, and Vermont.
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As of 2019, there were 24 governors in the coalition.
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That's 87 out of 85033 governors, senators and House Republicans.
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Governors Chris Christie and John Kasich had good moments, too.
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ECB governors called such a scheme too exotic and complicated.
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And I think that's what mayors and governors are doing.
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Successive Fukushima governors had called for it to be scrapped.
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Among the 31 states, all but one have Republican governors.
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"I hope to be the liaison with governors," Scott said.
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But some Republican governors opposed expansion as costly and unnecessary.
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Of the six governors now pushing back, three are Republicans.
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John Kasich, a Republican who didn't attend the governors' meeting.
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Now a growing bipartisan group of governors is pushing back.
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Governors are taking on greater importance as true policy drivers.
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Several Republican governors from Medicaid expansion states, led by Govs.
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Various mayors and governors have impressive 85033 targets and timelines.
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They included Democratic members of Congress, governors and party leaders.
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We now have six women who are governors of states.
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Kadish serves on the Board of Governors of Gatestone Institute.
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The governors can refuse to send troops, as former Gov.
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US News & World Report: Democrats eye a dozen governors races.
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That has caused many governors, who administer Medicaid, to balk.
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Steve Bullock, won the chairmanship of the National Governors Association.
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Kentucky and Mississippi are choosing governors in unexpectedly competitive races.
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For the last quarter century, California governors — including outgoing Gov.
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A bipartisan group of 12 governors led by Ohio Gov.
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There might be another couple of governors on the stage.
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Previously, three female governors had succeeded their husbands in office.
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Other states' efforts have contended with courts and hostile governors.
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Their governors, their legislators they don't believe in climate science.
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They're members of Congress, they're Democratic governors, they're party hacks.
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The Fed's board of governors approved the proposal on Aug.
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"extreme risk" laws have been signed by numerous Republican governors.
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"This affects everyone in Congress, affects governors," New Mexico Gov.
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Governors Ball was on some ultra light beams this year.
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Recently, relatively benign remarks by regional Fed governors moved markets.
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The governors' press conference comes after New Jersey Democrats Rep.
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Congressmen, senators, mayors and governors campaign on this issue regularly.
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We're continuing to see conservative governors in states pushing forward.
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Abortion access would be determined by state legislatures and governors.
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Seven of the nine states are led by Democratic governors.
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Several public governors now take money from financial services firms.
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Governors of Illinois and Ohio said they would carry forward.
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State governors hold the power to declare states of emergency.
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So did hundreds of governors, mayors, celebrities, editors and executives.
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" — Reginald "How to sign up for Governors Island glamming giveaway?
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He also announced that he was at the Governors Ball.
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When Mr. Trump effectively told governors, You're on your own.
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The Fed has never operated with fewer than four governors.
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But once again, voters proved reluctant to elect female governors.
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Governors from New Jersey and Connecticut made the same decision.
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What are you hearing from other governors on this issue?
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Medicaid expansion has proved a divisive issue for Republican governors.
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They've lost how many governors seats, how many house seats?
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Other governors might spend weeks boasting about such an accomplishment.
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Governors have absolutely nothing to do with the Supreme Court.
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Several governors aren't following the president's assessment — including some Republicans.
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All of these governors have significant missteps on their record.
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It's actually a publication funded by the Republican Governors Association.
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Another of the bank's deputy governors stepped down in June.
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Four L.G.B.T. candidates, all Democrats, were nominated in governors' races.
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There are only six women governors, which is incredibly depressing.
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Other governors have also reaped campaign cash from M.T.A. contractors.
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WHAT WE'RE READING Governors target opioid abuse at national summit.
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Last weekend, he named loyalists as governors to two provinces.
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State by state, Greitens and other Midwestern governors like Gov.
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The Democratic Governors Association denies engaging in any such shenanigans.
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The country's rulers already postponed elections for governors last year.
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Cillizza: New York doesn't have term limits on its governors.
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The governors of both Baghlan and Kunduz provinces were absent.
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"It's been a lot of fun," he told the governors.
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He has 33 endorsements from members of Congress and governors.
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But numerous governors, including the administrations of New Hampshire's Gov.
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Polls showed he was among the nation's least popular governors.
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Other Republican governors also oppose the plan, including Maryland Gov.
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It helps to have two thirds of the governors Republican.
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Concerns from Republican governors about Medicaid changes are also key.
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Many states with Republican governors have refused to do so.
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Mr. Lee had served in the job under four governors.
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Such a plan would empower Republican state governors, Clinton contended.
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The press was to serve the governed, not the governors.
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Other GOP governors expressed openness to that idea and others.
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There are no governors' races where that is the case.
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The governors of Missouri and Oklahoma declared states of emergency.
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Governors would turn their back on funding in their schools?
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However, governors and other officials have largely opposed the plan.
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Wallace's slogan was "Two Governors, One Cause" — proved too formidable.
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"To be fair, there are mayors and governors," he said.
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I'm working with other governors on the prescription drug strategy.
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I don't need to tell governors and state legislatures that.
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I think that's owed to Governors Island's proximity to Brooklyn.
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Forty-six states — including the largest 20 — have male governors.
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Susana Martinez — and governors who successfully won in Democratic strongholds.
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Gina Raimondo will head the Democratic Governors Association next year.
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Governors, however, are less constrained by the ideology of colorblindness.
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Republican governors certainly aren't all masters of the outreach game.
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It's actually not a bad outcome for the Democrats, considering- And the governors are picking up a lot on- The governors, you're going to pick up a lot, and you have- That's the worst.
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It targeted seven states, three with sitting Democratic governors (Virginia, Colorado and Pennsylvania) and four with GOP governors (Michigan, Wisconsin, Nevada and Maine), where the GOP has an 18-seat advantage in congressional representation.
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That's the most damning thing about the New York Times's LePage anecdote: He suggested that governors get together and write an open letter, but the other governors apparently weren't willing to go that far.
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The organization, which has helped governors navigate their new role in the law, said the small group of governors who withheld their signatures illustrates the larger tension around the transfer back to local control.
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"No matter what, getting an Oscar nomination is a huge achievement," African-American film producer DeVon Franklin, one of three governors at-large on the Academy's board of 54 total governors, told CNN Business.
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Ayers went on to work with other Republican governors, and overhauled the Republican Governors Association (RGA) when he ran it from 2007 to 2010, boosting the group's coffers and making it more politically powerful.
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In its 10th year, the Governors Island Art Fair (GIAF) continues to experiment with the disused spaces on Governors Island in the New York Harbor, adding the 1920s Liggett Hall barracks to the 2017 edition.
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And if we're lucky, the message of the need for red tape reduction at the federal level could be delivered by all the governors and former governors who have led these efforts across the country.
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President Trump told governors at a meeting at the White House Monday that his administration will put forward its own ObamaCare replacement plan within a few weeks, according to two governors who attended the meeting.
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And it was easy to after his tremendous reelection victory in New Jersey, along with his incredible ability to bring that success to other governors across the country as chair of the Republican Governors Association.
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Three governors -- Montana's Steve Bullock, Colorado's John Hickenlooper and Washington state's Jay Inslee -- each said in interviews at the National Governors Association summer meeting in New Mexico this week that they are considering 2020 runs.
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Fauci responds to Trump's remarks about governors Trump said Friday that he told Vice President Mike Pence not to call the governors of Michigan or Washington state because of their public criticism of his administration.
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The central bank's Board of Governors is appointed by the president, but it makes decisions independently of the White House, and so far Trump has not tried to break the norm against firing Fed governors.
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Larry Hogan of Maryland, a Republican who is the chairman of the National Governors Association, said on Monday, an echo of the mix of appreciation and frustration being expressed by governors and city leaders nationwide.
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However, five presidents have lost their re-election bids since 1900, and all lost to governors or former governors: Taft to Wilson; Hoover to Roosevelt; Ford to Carter; Carter to Reagan; and Bush to Clinton.
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" Within hours after the bipartisan group of governors sent their letter opposing the repeal bill, Senator Cassidy provided a letter from 15 Republican governors supporting the concept of "adequately funded block grants to the states.
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They have pulled out all the stops — with a guest appearance from Oprah Winfrey — in several governors' races, including in Florida and Georgia, where two progressives could become the first black governors of their states.
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Governors on both sides of the aisle came out on Friday against Senate Republicans' revised plan to overhaul the country's healthcare system, as the White House launched a forceful bid to win over GOP governors.
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Other Pritzkers went on to become film producers and state governors.
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Instead, it has been micromanaged by governors, who control its board.
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For decades, many provincial governors came from the army or police.
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Those videos prompted a number of governors, including former Louisiana Gov.
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He did it again Monday when speaking to the governors' association.
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Most of these governors had been involved in blatant criminal misconduct.
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Obamacare dominated the discussions, but the governors left with little consensus.
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I'm chair of the Democratic Governors Association — Democrats flipped several governorships.
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You know, Governors Quarles and Brainard and the Reserve Bank Presidents.
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EST: Vice President Pence spoke at the National Governors' Winter Meeting.
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But each of those states will elect new governors this year.
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Governors have historically used public remarks to shape broader policy discussions.
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Bullock is in town for the National Governors Association's winter meeting.
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During a White House event with governors, Trump told Utah Gov.
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Justice's defection leaves Democrats with just 20143 governors among 50 states.
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Each year Governors Island, decommissioned in 1996, expands its public access.
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Let's just hope it involves more charming stories about prison governors.
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A board of governors would hold a majority of independent directors.
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All except Louisiana and West Virginia are helmed by Republican governors.
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Mr Alckmin was one of five PSDB governors elected in 2014.
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The conference room is packed with powerful governors, politicians and officials.
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Three of Alabama's past six governors have now faced criminal charges.
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In Georgia and Virginia, the governors vetoed similar "religious liberty" bills.
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In governors' races Republicans picked up Missouri, New Hampshire and Vermont.
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Test for governors Matthew isn't just a test for presidential candidates.
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Twelve governors are backing Hillary Clinton; zero are backing Bernie Sanders.
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And I want to thank each of the governors here tonight.
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The governors of Minnesota and Maryland changed their votes for Eisenhower.
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Three of its past four governors have been charged with corruption.
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So Congress will be facing Republican governors who will criticize them.
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They also flipped seven governors' mansions, including some in red states.
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He received an Honorary Oscar at the Governors Ball on Saturday.
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Then the governors of Florida, Ohio, and Wisconsin spurned the cash.
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Expect pushback from Democrats, and maybe governors, if it doesn't happen.
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The governors will also meet with Republican and Democratic lawmakers Monday.
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Maryland is one of four heavily Democratic states with GOP governors.
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Tellingly, both Washington and Delaware elect their governors on presidential years.
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Unlike their federal partners, governors don't have the luxury of inaction.
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It has prompted fierce criticism from both Republican and Democratic governors.
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The governors of California, Oregon and Washington called the move shortsighted.
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Nine of those women are lieutenant governors; one, Iowa Lt. Gov.
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Joseph Kennedy (Mass.)Chairman of the Democratic Governors Association Connecticut Gov.
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When almost two-thirds of governors chairs are controlled by Republicans.
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The EPA rule would have required governors to submit compliance plans.
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There are only six women serving as governors of states today.
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Remarkably some southern governors have elevated such concerns above job-creation.
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They can hardly be so aggrieved as Nigeria's 36 state governors.
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This year he appointed former bodyguards as governors in three regions.
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Provincial governors are often key figures in the national political order.
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But this is the same nation that has two women governors.
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Relive the memories of Governors Ball 2015 through our past coverage.
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Trump is also seeking support from the nation's governors for changes.
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Several GOP governors will also be speaking Thursday, including Wisconsin Gov.
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Northam did not attend the National Governors Association meetings in Washington.
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Pattison is Executive Director and CEO of the National Governors Association.
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EDT: Vice President Pence participates in a Republican Governors Association event.
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Two other governors have also made the request in the past.
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Susana Martinez, the head of the Republican Governors Association, or Sen.
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Before Tuesday, only six of the nation's 50 governors were women.
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The Wall Street Journal: Progressive governors cash in on tax reform.
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The president hosts a White House "business session" breakfast for governors.
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"They all are now in control of Democratic governors," Kamarck said.
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These governors can play a pivotal role in the presidential campaign.
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Other former and current Republican governors have been considering challenging Trump.
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These governors have legal tools in their arsenal to prevent this.
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Already three other governors have corruption cases against them in court.
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In 22019, reliably Democratic Maryland and Massachusetts elected Republicans as governors.
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It currently tracks Senate and House members, presidential candidates and governors.
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"Governors set the tone and direction for their states," Clinton tweeted.
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Not a single member remains of the Postal Board of Governors.
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Death row is another area where governors could be more aggressive.
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EDT: The National Governors Association's summer meeting in Salt Lake City.
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They either give governors a housing stipend or nothing at all.
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A bipartisan group of nine governors were involved — including Michigan Gov.
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He met with governors to talk skills gaps and talent pipelines.
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Here's what the governors' mansions look like in every US state.
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"State rights!" thundered Tea Party governors, attorney generals, and state legislators.
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Other superdelegates include former Democratic presidents, governors, senators and DNC members.
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This year, governors are not sending a clear signal to voters.
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"The owner's trading him," a Board of Governors attendee told ESPN.
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The Gillespie campaign and Republican Governors Association both hyped the editorial.
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I was appointed by three governors – one Democrat and two Republicans.
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Trump meets with a group of governors-elect at 22019 p.m.
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In most states, governors have veto power, but not all states.
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Just had an Agricultural Roundtable with memembers of Congress and Governors.
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Governors would be able to decide whether their troops would participate.
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Justin Fairfax, are launching the Democratic Lieutenant Governors Association (DLGA) today.
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Then there are this November's elections, with 36 states choosing governors.
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The governors: This list has to start with outgoing Virginia Gov.
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Florida's Rick Scott was among the coastal governors who spoke up.
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With rare exceptions, though, governors suspected of corruption have been untouchable.
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There have only been four African-American governors in US history.
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It also allows governors to sidestep certain federal and state laws.
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Many governors may also have the power to isolate and quarantine.
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Bill Haslam of Tennessee, the head of the Republican Governors Association.
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Jay Inslee of Washington, the chairman of the Democratic Governors' Association.
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Still, Trump repeatedly assured governors that supplies were on the way.
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Similar orders were issued by the governors of Wisconsin and Nebraska.
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These five governors will be tested in the weeks to come.
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Trump addressed a group of governors' spouses at the White House.
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Of the nine disputed plans, seven are opposed by Republican governors.
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So many of our former governors end up in jail, right?
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Puerto Rico has had three governors in less than a week.
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"I don't think people remember governors that much," Mr. Brown responded.
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The job has typically gone to Western state lawmakers or governors.
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Many agencies and more than half the governors did not respond.
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It's an issue that has bedeviled New Jersey governors for decades.
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The Port Authority is overseen by the governors of both states.
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Previous governors have made similar promises, but failed to fully deliver.
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A lot of the governors seem to be supportive of that.
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Larry Hogan (R), who chairs the National Governors Association, said Wednesday.
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Other Republican governors are telling their residents to stay homeIndiana Gov.
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Every day since then, more governors and mayors have followed suit.
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Bolsonaro is meeting with governors of Amazonian states on Tuesday morning.
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"The governors, locally, are going to be in command," Trump said.
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"The governors, locally, are going to be in command," he explained.
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We don't want senators for life or governors for three terms.
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"I want them to be appreciative," Trump had said about governors.
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Governors in New York and Illinois urge residents to stay home.
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The Republican governors of Texas and Arizona already committed to participate.
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Only the Canadians enjoy such easy access to mayors and governors.
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Pence's office said he'd spoken with six governors on Thursday. Sen.
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Governors usually have delivered the speech to a captive legislative audience.
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Governors Island is New York as a diverse and joyful city.
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The extension also applies to vice presidents, state lawmakers and governors.
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The amount that states pay governors, congressmen and senators varies greatly.
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We'd met with child soldiers, doctors, governors frustrated with the government.
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And I think that's what the Board of Governors just said.
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Both governors quickly squashed the notion in interviews with the press.
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Governors in Northeast and Mid-Atlantic States are pondering that question.
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The governors may be casting a wary eye across the Atlantic.
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That's bad, but there were nine other governors who ranked lower.
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The meme was then posted on the Democratic Governors' Association's thread.
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But he said he expected the majority of governors to cooperate.
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Major medical organizations and several key governors — including independent Alaska Gov.
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Both states also have Republican governors who have signaled their support.
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Several Fed governors have expressed concerns about the relatively low inflation.
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Justice's defection leaves Democrats with just 15 governors among 50 states.
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"There's a degree of political autonomy" that governors have, he added.
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The contract must be approved by the university's board of governors.
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Some governors have come out in support of the resettlement program.
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Arab central bank governors said on Friday they supported the move.
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Brian Sandoval at the National Governors Association summer meeting on Saturday.
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Matt Bevin is among the most unpopular governors in the country.
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It does not have ties to the Democratic Governors Association, however.
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The governors are likely to be receptive to this bipartisan approach.
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Republican governors often avoid the president when he visits their states.
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Warren, Brown and Booker all hail from states with Republican governors.
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The opposition from governors was just one major obstacle to passage.
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Brian Sandoval, in town for a gathering of the nation's governors.
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Sharing our ideas with Republican and Democrat governors in our coalition.
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Will their focus on New Hampshire pay dividends for the governors?
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"Successful governors are both show horses and workhorses," Mr. Lehane said.
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Bevin is one of the least popular governors in the country.
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That's how we choose governors, local representatives and school board members.
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Out of the five current Fed governors, three were Trump appointees.
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This reaction does not point toward budget-balancing governors preaching pragmatism.
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Margo Martindale attends the 2015 Creative Arts Emmy Awards Governors Ball.
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Most have been governors, not members of the Cabinet or Congress.
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But Republican governors have spoken out in the program's defense. Govs.
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Matt Mead, one of the most popular governors in the country.
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A group of governors sat down with Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price to air their concerns about Obamacare repeal and potential changes Medicaid, though governors leaving the meeting said there were no concrete decisions.
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ET ZERO TOLERANCE FROM GOVERNORS: A group of governors banded together to protest President Trump&aposs "zero tolerance" immigration policy as the uproar over the separation of migrant children from their parents at the border continues.
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Several governors, including the governors of multiple border states, had previously announced that they would not allow their respective National Guard forces to participate in the CBP border mission, potentially explaining the absence of available personnel.
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Several governors and their staff said they have been in regular contact with their senators, and will be pushing for the Senate to use the governors' set of reforms as a framework in writing its bill.
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As the chairman of the Republican Governors Association in 2014, Christie helped elect seven new GOP governors and divvied up extensive financial resources -- to the tune of $100 million -- to help 17 others gain re-election.
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In other words, all else being equal, governors perform better when they are trying to win another term, and, all else being equal, governors perform better when they have more experience in office rather than less.
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And because of power-grab bills in states that did buck unified Republican control in 2018, it's clear that incoming Democratic governors won't have as much power as ALEC-backed governors did in the same seats.
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Scott Walker of Wisconsin, the departing head of the governors association, candidly told Mr. Pence that they hoped the administration would prove collaborative and respect the wishes of governors who want Mr. Trump to stay away.
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In addition to the fact that these are three examples among hundreds of governors (rough calculation suggests between 800 and 19303,000 governors have been elected in the past 150 years), the election process just isn't comparable.
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The governors of some Southern states aren't quite ready to issue blanket shelter-in-place orders to shut down most businesses and keep people inside -- the kind issued by governors of states decimated by the coronavirus.
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The governors also called on Mr. Trump to honor California's legal right to write its own clean-air rules, something the administration has said it is set to challenge, according to a statement by the governors.
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A handful of Republican governors rebuffed on Saturday an attempt by their Democratic counterparts to issue a joint statement from the nation's governors expressing opposition or even concern about the Senate health care bill.
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The D.G.A. [Democratic Governors Association] has been re-energized and there's a state of mind for these governors and a recognition that you have to be nimble, adaptive and entrepreneurial in your mind-set with Trump.
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The National Governors Association's annual meeting and dinner in Washington, which honors the governors of the 50 states, is considered one of the year's "major events," Jeremy Bernard, President Barack Obama's former social secretary, told the network.
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Woe to the other establishment candidates Bigger than Rubio's win could be the loss it deals his three rivals for the so-called establishment lane: Jeb Bush, Chris Christie and John Kasich, all governors or former governors.
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AND IN THAT TIME, I'VE SEEN DEMOCRATS APPOINTED AS GOVERNORS, I'VE SEEN REPUBLICANS APPOINTED AS GOVERNORS AND I THINK PEOPLE COME INTO THE ROOM, THEY LOOK AT THE ECONOMY, THEY'RE LOOKING TO SET POLICY APPROPRIATELY FOR EVERYBODY.
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Looking at maps of governors mansions and state legislatures across the country is like staring at a sea of red; Republicans control more than two-thirds of state legislatures in America, as well as 33 governors mansions.
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Politico reported that several governors at the Republican Governors Association's (RGA) annual winter meeting pointed to Trump as having exacerbated some of the negative trends affecting the GOP, including its falling support from women and suburban voters.
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Governors demand same treatment Zinke's decision has led to extensive complaints by other coastal governors who have already staked out not-in-my-backyard opposition to expanding offshore drilling, often on the same tourism concerns Florida has.
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Azar highlighted his discussions at the National Governors Association's winter meeting last weekend, where he encouraged governors to apply for waivers that allow states to expand the opioid addiction treatments that Medicaid can be used to compensate.
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Governors, who have veto powers, in theory could insist on fairer voting.
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Addressing a luncheon of Republican governors and donors in Washington on Feb.
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A dozen of them were prominent Republican governors or members of Congress.
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Maybe some would like to be state governors or maybe prime minister.
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What this means: No longer are governors guaranteed control of election boards.
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But the University of North Carolina board of governors rejected the plan.
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All things considered, this past weekend at Governors Ball was pretty choice.
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From the speeches that led up to the statement from Fed governors.
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Three governors have resigned due to miscellaneous reasons that were essentially voluntary.
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Governors also heard presentations from consulting firms McKinsey & Co. and Avalere Health.
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That year, 1947, the US had zero female senators, zero female governors.
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"We've seen these bans may come to the governors' desk," Gray said.
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Twenty-nine governors were Democrats, and the Democrats controlled 27 state legislatures.
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The primary covers candidates for president, some provincial governors and national legislators.
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Only two United States governors received a grade of 'A' in 2018.
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December 4, 2012 - Is appointed vice chair of the Democratic Governors Association.
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In 21 states, there are both Republican governors and Republican majority legislatures.
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That we would be lucky to have women bosses, governors, and presidents.
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Democratic governors are vowing to avoid a repeat of the bungled Feb.
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His role last year as chair of the Republican Governors Association helped.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 20 ** JAKARTA - Indonesia Central Bank holds board of governors meeting.
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The plan faced opposition from Democratic and Republican governors in coastal states.
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Seven governors of the 12-person FOMC are picked by the president.
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Mr. Williams's appointment was also approved by the Fed's board of governors.
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Festivals: Governors Ball, Lollapalooza 2016 has been a big year for Wet.
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That is not doable with the ÖVP because of their state governors.
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I know Gary Johnson personally — we were governors at the same time.
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Virginia and New Jersey are the only states choosing governors this year.
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In close races for state governors, the elections rendered a split decision.
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Martinez, who chairs the Republican Governors Association, has yet to endorse Trump.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 20 JAKARTA - Indonesia Central Bank holds board of governors meeting.
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The Democratic Governors Association released an "attack" ad against Republican State Rep.
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Several governors who support clean energy were elected in last week's midterms.
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The artists will unveil public art projects on Governors Island in 22018.
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The Democratic Governors Association is among the groups that were reportedly targeted.
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So are Bank of England deputy governors Ben Broadbent and Jon Cunliffe.
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America's leading mayors and some state governors have made a similar response.
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The governors also oversee a large swath of the U.S. banking system.
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Both governors were expected to tour affected cities in their state Saturday.
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The governors of Georgia and North Carolina declared emergencies in affected regions.
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All 18 state governors have been replaced by military or security men.
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Herman Cain's candidacy for the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors is collapsing.
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But Illinois has a habit of chewing up and spitting out governors.
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I want to speak to the governors out there and the senators.
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We certainly want to continue to have conservative governors here in Georgia.
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Out of the current 24 governors, the overwhelming majority are white men.
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Last week, the governors of Georgia and Virginia vetoed "religious liberty" bills.
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On August 2000th Kenyans will pick a president, governors, MPs and senators.
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Some governors attempted to use executive orders, while others worked with legislators.
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National central-bank governors are often picked for reasons of domestic politics.
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These are mayors and senators and governors and party leaders, not morons.
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Heading into 2020, Republicans hold 27 governors' mansions while Democrats have 23.
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It elected the first governors of Japanese, Native Hawaiian and Filipino ancestry.
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This interest in new ideas is an opening for mayors and governors.
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Complicating matters further for the establishment, all the governors did pretty well.
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There are also ex-governors to watch — including Deval Patrick of Massachusetts.
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In Norway, it is customary for governors to have their terms renewed.
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Phil Cox, former Republican Governors Association executive director, will be IMGE chairman.
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Some 50 senators, governors and members of Congress abandoning their party's nominee.
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JAKARTA - Indonesia Central Bank holds board of governors' meeting (to Feb. 21).
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JAKARTA - Indonesia Central Bank holds board of governors meeting (to Mar. 21).
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Voters will elect governors in 85033 states over the next two years.
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JAKARTA - Indonesia Central Bank holds board of governors meeting (to March 21).
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Indonesia is set to hold elections for mayors and governors in June.
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Other governors have also continued to work while receiving treatment for cancer.
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Price already wrote governors urging them to make use of this section.
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JAKARTA - Indonesia Central Bank holds board of governors meeting (to Mar. 20030).
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Several Republican and Democratic governors are taking steps aimed at expanding apprenticeships.
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Congressional seats plus some governors' races will also be up for grabs.
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The Democratic Governors Association on Monday will launch a new website -- GovTrumpTracker.
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We had zero governors, zero large-city mayors, zero state party chairs.
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But their efforts left major questions unanswered, Republican and Democratic governors said.
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Most colonists held views closer to those of Governors Hutchinson and Franklin.
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Because people need to remember: governors can't pass laws, only legislatures can.
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Gina Raimondo of Rhode Island, the chair of the Democratic Governors Association.
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Both Republican governors have a history of breaking with the Trump administration.
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The average salary for all 85033 state governors was $135,000 in 2015.
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How about the governors of the four states along the southern border.
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Governors believe the allure of cash encourages crime and threatens public safety.
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Before the election, just 42% of Americans were represented by Democratic governors.
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These groups include the Democratic Governors Association, Clinton Foundation and Planned Parenthood.
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In the letter, the governors gave GOP leadership an alternative Medicaid proposal.
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Three governors quoted Abraham Lincoln, and three more cited John F. Kennedy.
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Other states with Republican governors, including Indiana and Arkansas, hope to follow.
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Republican governors, senators and other officials started to publicly condemn Trump's remarks.
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In 2015, Congress listened to their governors and a clean renewal passed.
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The Arts Center at Governors Island, Soissons Landing, 212-219-9401, lmcc.net.
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Incoming governors asked many questions about how they could engineer such results.
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Typically, governors do not issue clemencies until the end of their terms.
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The Republican Governors Association (RGA) held a fundraiser for West Virginia Gov.
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As designated leaders, legislators, governors and others, they qualify simply by title.
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For now, progressives have high hopes for what Democratic governors can do.
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He's even failed to include Western governors on the department's reorganization plans.
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But governors who could use the money have kept the pressure on.
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We have them for the President and most governors, why not Congress?
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EDT: Vice President Pence attends a Republican Governors Association event in Philadelphia.
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Governors are confirmed to 2628-year terms to insulate them from politics.
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The Federal Reserve Board of Governors is supposed to have 7 members.
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Even today, governors generally are more inclined toward problem solving and bipartisanship.
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State governors have been instructed to make their designations by mid-March.
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How are the finance ministers and central bank governors taking this message?
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Fischer is the vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
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"I am very discouraged with a lot of Republican governors," LePage said.
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The governors who have made endorsements so far have had little impact.
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" She added that "partnership [with] governors is vital to our nation's success.
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Some of the most vocal supporters of wind energy are Republican governors.
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Christie and LePage — both governors of northeastern states — have frequently campaigned together.
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That process, in most states, is run by state legislatures and governors.
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Currently, there are two openings on the seven-member board of governors.
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Many American mayors and governors have rejected Trump's isolationism on the issue.
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" Murray said "where the numbers have really gone up is with governors.
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Our nation's Governors have rightly called out this administration for its response.
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"Just had a very good tele-conference with Nation's Governors," tweeted Trump.
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Larry Hogan, a Republican and the chairman of the National Governors Association.
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EDT: President Trump held a teleconference with governors to discuss the coronavirus.
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And they have it under control, their incredible governors, their incredible senators.
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But it's the only one that has elected three female Democratic governors.
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The race, for instance, has been haunted by ghosts of governors past.
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Other governors have also continued to work while undergoing treatment for cancer.
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But his contact with other governors has traditionally occurred behind the scenes.
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Now, after my election, there were [three] Republican governors in a row.
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But the new policy is exactly what some Republican governors were seeking.
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Some homeland governors balked at seeing their lands reincorporated into South Africa.
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Governors have good reason to push for more continuation of these payments.
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If governors and legislators won't act, citizen activists should, using ballot initiatives.
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Alaska had a string of Republican governors before electing Walker in 2014.
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The question: Can Andrew Cuomo be one of New York's greatest governors?
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New York and Connecticut will also select governors and other state officials.
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Accordingly, many GOP governors announced they would refuse to move Thanksgiving's date.
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It was something that other presidents and governors had done without consequences.
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A rundown of Mr. Broad's achievements • He has counseled mayors and governors.
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Larry Hogan (R), who is also chairman of the National Governors Association.
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The states' governors have ordered more than 1 million people to evacuate.
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This week, two governors — Mr. Hogan, the Republican from Maryland, and Gov.
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The governors' statement did not say when the order will be lifted.
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We have seen strong examples of leadership from governors of both parties.
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Watch what governors do -- and don't do -- over this week (and next).
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If you're keeping count, that's three governors in less than a week.
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And you have a lot of governors, they've done a fantastic job.
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President Trump has encouraged governors to find medical supplies on their own.
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Governors have ordered residents to practice those distancing procedures, to varying degrees.
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He rejected the idea that the governors represent a shadow diplomatic corps.
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Among the governors he praised as a fellow reformist was Mr. Duarte.
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John Bel Edwards, one of the few Democratic governors in the South.
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He spoke to an array of bipartisan governors as well, including Govs.
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"Only open, bipartisan approaches can achieve true, lasting reforms," the governors wrote.
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The list of Native American governors in American history is depressingly short.
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Florida Atlantic University Board of Governors, $250 million of revenue bonds. Competitive.
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Governors held a separate meeting with Republican members of Mr. Walden's committee.
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In both states, legislative leaders and governors lobbed insults and pointed fingers.
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Treasury last upped sanctions Monday, targeting four state governors allied to Maduro.
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Daly's appointment was approved by the Fed's Board of Governors in Washington.
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Unfortunately, one or two governors may be wavering under the Koch assault.
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At least 42 governors and more than 110 local governments have consented.
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We have become accustomed to governors denouncing overreach by the federal government.
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But seriously, New Yorkers don't get that sick of their governors, necessarily.
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Between campaigns, Mr. Farmer was also treasurer of the Democratic Governors Association.
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He also just finished serving as chairman of the National Governors Association.
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David Young (R-Iowa); lost to Democrat Cindy Axne GOVERNORS Illinois Gov.
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At least 41 governors have consented to resettle refugees in their state.
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Engelbert said she expected unanimous approval by the league's board of governors.
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Thirteen governors have also pledged to continue to honor the Paris pledges.
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Yet in 2017, four of his party's governors were jailed — for corruption.
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The Governors' largest lead was four points and the Razorbacks' was five.
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A number of governors have also taken executive actions on gun control.
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The bipartisan Western Governors Association sent a letter to Zinke on Feb.
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She is a former member of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors.
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He's pushed a proposal hashed out with a bipartisan group of governors.
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He sank nine field-goal attempts, nearly half of the Governors' 219.
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Too many Republican governors understand that a repeal would create major trouble.
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Brazilians will also vote Sunday on 27 governors and nearly 1,600 lawmakers.
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They would serve 14-year terms on the Fed's board of governors.
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Hawaii, Vermont and Delaware are all strong, according to their Democratic governors.
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Seven of the 12 are the members of the Board of Governors.
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"We had our battle," Trump said during a session with U.S. governors.
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In all three, outspoken Republican governors clashed with Democrat-controlled legislative bodies.
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Mr. O'Brien's appointment to the governors association was announced in February 2015.
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But knocking off incumbent governors is harder, particularly one with Cuomo's cash.
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Nineteen states, nearly all of them with Republican governors, refuse to expand.
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Schmidt added that Rubio's slip could lift all the governors still running.
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At the N.H.L.'s Board of Governors meetings in Pebble Beach, Calif.
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The agreement must still be reviewed by the union's board of governors.
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However, we found that national political ambitions can influence how governors react.
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Charlie Baker is one of the most popular governors in the country.
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Super blue Massachusetts voters like their Republican governors (Mitt Romney, for example).
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The candidates for crucial Senate, House, and governors' races will be decided.
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Brainard fills one of the seven slots on the Board of Governors.
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The three dozen GOP governors gathering here this week for a Republican Governors Association meeting -- including some close allies of President Donald Trump -- said they were jarred by Democrats' easy victory in the Virginia governor's race last week.
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Patrick was one of a small group of governors who worked with the Administration to develop a stimulus bill, for which, the governors agreed, at least a trillion dollars in government spending was needed to revive the economy.
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Brazilians, however, are giving the governors higher marks, according to a Datalfolha poll that found 54% of those polled rated governors' response to the pandemic as "great" or "good" while only 34% thought the same of the president.
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Justice's party switch is a blow for the Democratic Governors Association, which spent more than $1 million in an effort to get him elected last year, while the Republican Governors Association spent $85033 million backing his GOP rival.
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And, of course, Hogan — like the Republican governors of Vermont and Maryland and the Democratic governors of Louisiana and Montana — is seen as more moderate than the average Republican, a quality that remains useful in winning tough elections.
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You know, if you do conceive of these ... Kate Klonick is a legal scholar who has this recent article called "The New Governors" where she characterizes the social media companies as akin to governors and therefore the implication is we ought to treat them that way and they ought to ... Well, we ought to demand things of them that we would demand of our governors. Right.
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Pompeo told some 44 governors at the National Governors Association winter meeting that they are being individually analyzed by at least one Chinese government-backed think-tank on how malleable they are, and how prone to cooperate with China.
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Just two of the last 28503 Kentucky governors have been Republican, and the last one — Ernie Fletcher — is the only governor to have lost reelection since the state allowed its governors to seek a second term in the 22019s.
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The accusations against Moreira have come as little surprise in Mexico, where he was long seen as a prominent member of the large club of governors and former governors widely believed to be corrupt and linked to organized crime.
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Lawmakers and governors leaving the meeting all stressed the word "flexibility," meaning that aside from the question of whether to maintain the expansion of Medicaid, Republican governors of all stripes want more freedom to make changes to the program.
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Malloy described Pence's private meeting with the governors Saturday as "pretty atrocious" as Pence encouraged governors to dismiss an unfavorable score from the Congressional Budget Office that showed 15 million Americans would lose Medicaid coverage over the next decade.
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"We're asking the Administration to reverse their decision and instead work with Congress and Governors on bipartisan solutions to protect coverage and lower health care costs for all Americans, all while protecting those with preexisting conditions," the governors said.
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First, he's bringing the governors to the White House in the morning, on the last day of their National Governors Association meeting in Washington — and health care is sure to be a big topic, especially the future of Medicaid.
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Beyond the usual issues, there's one other big reason to pay attention to governors this year: Governors who are elected in 2018 will almost all still be in office in 2021, when the next round of congressional redistricting starts.
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" But as governors expressed concern, President Donald Trump appeared to signal a different message on Sunday about the coordination between states and the federal government, writing in a tweet, "Working very well with States and our Nation's Governors. #TEAMWORK.
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Governors: mixed The support of governors is crucial to the passage of the bill because not only do they have influence over the senators representing their states, but the Graham-Cassidy proposal would shift enormous responsibilities to their governments.
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Last, the new crop of governors will influence how future elections are run.
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Here, a look at Alabama's controversial governors, and what got them in trouble.
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Thirty-five of these states also elect governors who can veto a map.
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But in most states, governors also have the power to veto the maps.
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There are two open positions on the Fed's seven-seat Board of Governors.
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"The governors had a healthy discussion, but the conversation is ongoing," Smith added.
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Governors in five states and the District of Columbia declare states of emergency.
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Argentines will also elect a new congress and the governors of most provinces.
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The permanent-voting Fed governors need a White House nod and Senate approval.
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He has been a member of the Fed's board of governors since 2009.
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According to my own count, 95 governors have resigned from office since 1900.
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Apparently, not the President, judging from his comments to the nation's governors yesterday.
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Governors were spotted snapping photos on their cell phones as he gave remarks.
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Some 31 states -- including 16 led by Republicans governors -- have accepted Medicaid expansion.
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The first line of defense will be Democratic governors, attorneys-general and legislatures.
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It's also being watched closely in state capitals, including those with Republican governors.
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The Democratic Governors Association already is targeting Pawlenty for his past lobbying ties.
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Voters will choose presidential candidates, along with deputies, senators, governors and local leaders.
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Voters will chose presidential candidates, along with deputies, senators, governors and local leaders.
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"I walked straight into Sylvester Stallone afterwards at the Governors Ball," he said.
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The sibling measures were passed last week and now await the governors' signature.
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"The Crown" stars Claire Foy and Matt Smith hugged at the Governors Ball.
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The Montana Democrat is chairman of the National Governors Association, a bipartisan group.
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Like Inslee, Bullock has served previously as chairman of the Democratic Governors Association.
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Powell has been a member of the Fed's board of governors since 2012.
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Steven Spielberg speaks as part of the 2017 Governors Awards on Nov. 11.
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And provinces will get regional governments, with governors chosen by the National Assembly.
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In the months since the 2016 election, the Republican Governors Association, California Rep.
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Governors could apply for Obamacare waivers without the support of their state legislatures.
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Governors of some other Southern states have issued similar proclamations in the past.
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He has been courting the country's governors, hoping they talk sense to senators.
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Governors are rated by the laws they get passed and their state's prosperity.
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Governors, too, rejected everything from infrastructure spending to federal funding for Medicaid expansion.
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They have scant support among governors, senators and other leaders in his party.
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It's true that a number of blue states have Republican governors right now.
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First off, the party won convincing victories in the two marquee governors' races.
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Other governors believed the then president Ms Rousseff, who promised a quick recovery.
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Tyler, the Creator performs at the 2019 Governors Ball Festival at Randall's Island.
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I see it being more a problem for the governors and the screws.
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The tech entrepreneur outlasted sitting senators and governors in the race, including Sens.
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Gina Raimondo -- and the treasurer of the Democratic Governors Association, which Raimondo runs.
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Edwards is currently one of just a few Democratic governors in the south.
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In September, the NCAA's board of governors sent a letter to California Gov.
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In this year's race she got the backing of several Republican former governors.
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The National Governors Association has also come out in favor of the mode.
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Fed Governors Daniel Tarullo and Lael Brainard both speak around 12:30 p.m.
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From New Mexico to Minnesota, Democratic governors may allow residents to buy Medicaid.
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Unfortunately, those accurately describe the two Republican candidates for governors' mansions this year.
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And the Fed is appointed or the Governors are appointed by the President.
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As I said, the President appoints the Governors and they report to Congress.
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GOVERNORS of Kansas tend to love their job and rarely leave it early.
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We were two-term governors and I think Gary is very, very solid.
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