National Governors Association

As Biden Struggles, Governors Are Reaping The Political Rewards Of His Biggest Accomplishment

State leaders in both parties are using federal cash to burnish their public standing.
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Governors Go To Extraordinary Measures In Hunt For Medical Supplies

They're bidding against each other and the federal government for supplies Americans desperately need. Then sometimes the orders just don't show up.
By Brian Witte, AP

America's Governors Reject Trump's Coronavirus Timeline

Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, accused the White House of running on a schedule made of some “imaginary clock.”
By Paul J. Weber and Jonathan J. Cooper, AP

As High Court Weighs Online Sales Taxes, States Get Ready To Pounce

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Congress Shouldn’t Rub SALT In The Wound

Adding to the existing tax burden on the middle class by repealing the SALT deduction is a big step in the wrong direction.
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“Failure Is Impossible.” – The Convergence Of The Anniversary Of Women's Right To Vote And Hurricane Harvey

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A Bipartisan Health Care Fix? Governors Have Some Ideas

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Cuts To Medicaid Could Worsen U.S. Opioid Crisis, Governors Warn

"We’re kidding ourselves if we don’t think what’s happening with health care in Congress right now is affecting this issue."
By Scott Malone, Reuters

Heroin Bill Moving In Congress, But Leaving A Critical Piece Behind

The National Governors Association wants the feds to help untie doctors' hands.
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