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June 18, 2021 U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Vilsack Joins Spanberger in Amelia County to Discuss Rural America's Economic Recovery with Central Virginia Crop & Livestock Producers Gov. Abigail Spanberger
June 18, 2021 U.S. Chamber of Commerce Awards Spanberger with "Abraham Lincoln Leadership for America Award" for Supporting Small Businesses, "Jefferson-Hamilton Award for Bipartisanship" for Working Across the Aisle Gov. Abigail Spanberger
June 18, 2021 Catholic Members of Congress Release Statement of Principles Gov. Mikie Sherrill, ...
June 18, 2021 Maine's Mobile Vaccination Unit Ends Mission After Delivering More Than 10,000 COVID-19 Vaccinations Gov. Janet Mills
June 17, 2021 Executive Order 2021-07 The Emergency Amendment of Rules 5123-9-06, 5123-9-14, 5123-9-17, 5123-9-33, and 5123-9-39 of the Ohio Administrative Code by the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities Gov. Mike DeWine
June 17, 2021 EXECUTIVE ORDER N-09-21 Gov. Gavin Newsom
June 17, 2021 #2021-147 Executive Order declaring a vacancy on the Alachua County School Board District 2 Gov. Ron DeSantis
June 17, 2021 Governor Gordon Aims to Expand Outdoor Opportunities and Address Overcrowding at Wyoming State Parks Gov. Mark Gordon
June 17, 2021 Senators Braun, Boozman, Cramer, Cruz, Scott, Inhofe and Rounds introduce the IRS Customer Service Improvement Act Gov. Mike Braun, ...
June 17, 2021 Governor Lamont Awards 29 Grants To Preserve Nearly 3,000 Acres of Connecticut Land and 5 Grants to Enhance Urban Green Spaces Gov. Ned Lamont
June 17, 2021 Kentucky Shows Significant Economic Growth in First Half of 2021, Topping $2 Billion in Total Investment Gov. Andy Beshear
June 17, 2021 Gov. Beshear, Coalition of States Win U.S. Supreme Court Case Protecting Coverage for 1.8 Million Kentuckians with Pre-Existing Conditions Gov. Andy Beshear
June 17, 2021 Governor Newsom Signs Executive Order Expediting Cal/OSHA's Revised COVID-19 Regulations to Ensure Consistency with Public Health Guidance Gov. Gavin Newsom
June 17, 2021 Reps. Sherrill, Meijer, Spanberger Introduce Bipartisan SUPPORT for New Workers Act to Help People Return to Work Gov. Mikie Sherrill
June 17, 2021 Spanberger Votes with Bipartisan Majority of U.S. House to Repeal Iraq War AUMF, Advocates for Reasserting Congressional Authority on Floor of the U.S. House Gov. Abigail Spanberger
June 17, 2021 Idaho answers call to help secure the U.S.-Mexico border Gov. Brad Little
June 17, 2021 Gov. Pritzker Signs FY22 State Budget into Law Gov. JB Pritzker
June 17, 2021 Spanberger Statement on Supreme Court Decision to Protect Virginians with Pre-Existing Conditions, Preserve Existing Healthcare Law Gov. Abigail Spanberger
June 17, 2021 Governor DeSantis Holds Roundtable to Discuss Florida's Efforts to Combat Red Tide Gov. Ron DeSantis
June 17, 2021 Idaho observes Juneteenth as new legal public holiday Gov. Brad Little
June 17, 2021 Gov. Reynolds releases statement on Biden Administration's intent to revise WOTUS rule Gov. Kim Reynolds
June 17, 2021 Flanked by Iowa Law Enforcement, Gov. Reynolds signs "Back the Blue Act" into law Gov. Kim Reynolds
June 17, 2021 Governor Whitmer today announced that the state of Michigan's improving economy and multi-billion-dollar revenue surplus coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic have prompted Fitch Ratings to improve the state's general obligation bonds AA credit rating from a "stable outlook" to a "positive outlook." The State of Michigan recently announce new revenue projections taking the state from a nearly $3 billion deficit to a $3.5 billion surplus. The move is an affirmation the state is headed in the right direction, saving taxpayers money by lower borrowing costs for upcoming bond issues. "This rating is a sign of confidence in Michigan's hardworking people, close-knit communities, and innovative small businesses," said Governor Gretchen Whitmer. "Our early, decisive efforts to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic are paying dividends as we emerge from the pandemic stronger than ever, poised for an economic jumpstart. With billions in federal stimulus and a $3.5 billion state budget surplus, we must continue our forward momentum and channel it into raising wages, invest in small businesses, and uplift families. I look forward to engaging the legislature, local communities and Michiganders as we continue thinking through the best ways to turbocharge our economy and make a real difference in people's lives." In its announcement, which formally rated $603 million of limited obligation revenue bonds to be issued through the Michigan Strategic Fund in support of the Flint Water Advocacy Fund, Fitch noted the state of Michigan's success in achieving balanced budgets and the expectation that the state's improved fiscal and budgetary resilience will be sustained. In addition, Fitch believes the state is well-positioned to benefit from a return to economic growth following the deep recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. "I am delighted how Wall Street has recognized the hard work and effort taken to react to the impacts of COVID-19 here in Michigan," State Treasurer Rachael Eubanks said. "The credit rating agencies have again displayed confidence in Michigan's economic and financial health by affirming their credit ratings - with Fitch even boosting their outlook - showing investors that our state is a great investment." Prior to offering $603 million of limited obligation revenue bonds, Fitch and Moody's Investor Services reviews the state's economy, finances and other factors to determine a credit rating. Due to the bonds being an appropriation credit of the state, the rating agencies rate the Michigan Strategic Fund bonds one notch below the credit ratings of the state of Michigan. The bonds are rated AA- by Fitch and Aa2 by Moody's. The money from this bond sale will be used to make a loan to the Flint Water Advocacy Fund for the purpose of transferring $600 million to the Flint Water Crisis Qualified Settlement Fund in accordance with a settlement agreement entered between the state of Michigan and plaintiffs concerning state defendants' legal liabilities related to the Flint Water Crisis. During the May Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference, the Michigan Department of Treasury and state House and Senate Fiscal Agencies agreed to revenues $3.5 billion more than anticipated in January. Federal stimulus programs and improving public health situation were attributed to the increase. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
June 17, 2021 Durbin, Braun Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Establish Rural Transportation Infrastructure Office Gov. Mike Braun, ...
June 17, 2021 Governor Mills and Commissioner Lambrew Applaud Supreme Court Decision Upholding ACA Gov. Janet Mills
June 17, 2021 Rep. Delgado Chairs First Hearing Examining Opportunities for Growth and Investment in Rural America Antonio Delgado
June 17, 2021 Governor Mills Ceremonially Swears In Chief Justice Valerie Stanfill Gov. Janet Mills
June 16, 2021 #2021-133 Clemency Order regarding categorical remission of fines Gov. Ron DeSantis
June 16, 2021 #2021-133 Clemency Order regarding categorical remission of fines Gov. Ron DeSantis
June 16, 2021 #2021-132 Clemency Order regarding categorical grant of full pardons Gov. Ron DeSantis
June 16, 2021 California Roars Back: Governor Newsom Launches New Advisory Council on Physical Fitness and Mental Well-Being with Co-Chairs First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom and 10-Time Pro Bowler Ronnie Lott Gov. Gavin Newsom
June 16, 2021 Governor Laura Kelly Signs Proclamation Recognizing Juneteenth Gov. Laura Kelly
June 16, 2021 Governor Laura Kelly Announces $900,000 in Grants to Support Health Care Providers, Increase Vaccinations Gov. Laura Kelly
June 16, 2021 Representative Sherrill Statement Following Conclusion of Biden-Putin Summit Gov. Mikie Sherrill
June 16, 2021 State of Idaho partners with Western Governors University to expand options for Idaho workforce Gov. Brad Little
June 16, 2021 Governor Ron DeSantis Directs Florida Law Enforcement to Aid in Border Crisis Gov. Ron DeSantis
June 16, 2021 Letter to the Hon. Isabel Guzman, Administrator of US Small Business Administration - Representative Nadler Joins More Than 200 House Colleagues Urging the Small Business Administration to Immediately Release Critical Funds for Shuttered Venues Antonio Delgado, ...
June 16, 2021 Governor Ron DeSantis Protects Floridians from Unscientific and Unnecessary COVID-19 Mandates by Local Governments Gov. Ron DeSantis
June 15, 2021 House Approves Republican Bills to Prevent FEMA Clawbacks of Disaster Aid, Expedite Airport Improvements, and Enhance Aviation Safety Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón, ...
June 15, 2021 Spanberger Leads Introduction of Bipartisan Bill to Strengthen Pharmaceutical Supply Chain, Allow Continuous Manufacturing Research to Receive National Science Foundation Funding Gov. Abigail Spanberger, ...
June 15, 2021 Gov. Whitmer Announces Credit Rating Outlook Boost as State Displays Strong Financial Position, Economic Recovery Gov. Gretchen Whitmer
June 14, 2021 Governor Gordon Unveils Details of Plan to Help Wyoming Thrive Post-Pandemic Gov. Mark Gordon
June 14, 2021 Governor Laura Kelly to Rescind Seven Pandemic Emergency Executive Orders Gov. Laura Kelly
June 14, 2021 Governor McKee and RIDOH Announce COVID-19 Test Site Consolidation Plan Gov. Dan McKee
June 14, 2021 Gov. Whitmer Signs Executive Directive Prohibiting use of MDHHS-Administered Funds for the Practice of Conversion Therapy on Minors Garlin Gilchrist, ...
June 14, 2021 Governor Ivey Announces Local Projects Funded by Rebuild Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey
June 14, 2021 Without constitutional flaws Jenniffer González's Satehood bill Gov. Jenniffer González-Colón
June 12, 2021 Dunleavy Responds to Biden Administration's Intent to Redefine WOTUS Gov. Mike Dunleavy
June 11, 2021 Executive Order 2021-12 (COVID-19 Executive Order No. 81) Phase 5 Reopening Order Gov. JB Pritzker
June 11, 2021 EXECUTIVE ORDER N-08-21 Gov. Gavin Newsom
Date Title Politician
June 18, 2021 U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Vilsack Joins Spanberger in Amelia County to Discuss Rural America's Economic Recovery with Central Virginia Crop & Livestock Producers Gov.Abigail Spanberger
June 18, 2021 U.S. Chamber of Commerce Awards Spanberger with "Abraham Lincoln Leadership for America Award" for Supporting Small Businesses, "Jefferson-Hamilton Award for Bipartisanship" for Working Across the Aisle Gov.Abigail Spanberger
June 18, 2021 Catholic Members of Congress Release Statement of Principles Gov.Mikie Sherrill, ...
June 18, 2021 Maine's Mobile Vaccination Unit Ends Mission After Delivering More Than 10,000 COVID-19 Vaccinations Gov.Janet Mills
June 17, 2021 Executive Order 2021-07 The Emergency Amendment of Rules 5123-9-06, 5123-9-14, 5123-9-17, 5123-9-33, and 5123-9-39 of the Ohio Administrative Code by the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities Gov.Mike DeWine
June 17, 2021 EXECUTIVE ORDER N-09-21 Gov.Gavin Newsom
June 17, 2021 #2021-147 Executive Order declaring a vacancy on the Alachua County School Board District 2 Gov.Ron DeSantis
June 17, 2021 Governor Gordon Aims to Expand Outdoor Opportunities and Address Overcrowding at Wyoming State Parks Gov.Mark Gordon
June 17, 2021 Senators Braun, Boozman, Cramer, Cruz, Scott, Inhofe and Rounds introduce the IRS Customer Service Improvement Act Gov.Mike Braun, ...
June 17, 2021 Governor Lamont Awards 29 Grants To Preserve Nearly 3,000 Acres of Connecticut Land and 5 Grants to Enhance Urban Green Spaces Gov.Ned Lamont
June 17, 2021 Kentucky Shows Significant Economic Growth in First Half of 2021, Topping $2 Billion in Total Investment Gov.Andy Beshear
June 17, 2021 Gov. Beshear, Coalition of States Win U.S. Supreme Court Case Protecting Coverage for 1.8 Million Kentuckians with Pre-Existing Conditions Gov.Andy Beshear
June 17, 2021 Governor Newsom Signs Executive Order Expediting Cal/OSHA's Revised COVID-19 Regulations to Ensure Consistency with Public Health Guidance Gov.Gavin Newsom
June 17, 2021 Reps. Sherrill, Meijer, Spanberger Introduce Bipartisan SUPPORT for New Workers Act to Help People Return to Work Gov.Mikie Sherrill
June 17, 2021 Spanberger Votes with Bipartisan Majority of U.S. House to Repeal Iraq War AUMF, Advocates for Reasserting Congressional Authority on Floor of the U.S. House Gov.Abigail Spanberger
June 17, 2021 Idaho answers call to help secure the U.S.-Mexico border Gov.Brad Little
June 17, 2021 Gov. Pritzker Signs FY22 State Budget into Law Gov.JB Pritzker
June 17, 2021 Spanberger Statement on Supreme Court Decision to Protect Virginians with Pre-Existing Conditions, Preserve Existing Healthcare Law Gov.Abigail Spanberger
June 17, 2021 Governor DeSantis Holds Roundtable to Discuss Florida's Efforts to Combat Red Tide Gov.Ron DeSantis
June 17, 2021 Idaho observes Juneteenth as new legal public holiday Gov.Brad Little
June 17, 2021 Gov. Reynolds releases statement on Biden Administration's intent to revise WOTUS rule Gov.Kim Reynolds
June 17, 2021 Flanked by Iowa Law Enforcement, Gov. Reynolds signs "Back the Blue Act" into law Gov.Kim Reynolds
June 17, 2021 Governor Whitmer today announced that the state of Michigan's improving economy and multi-billion-dollar revenue surplus coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic have prompted Fitch Ratings to improve the state's general obligation bonds AA credit rating from a "stable outlook" to a "positive outlook." The State of Michigan recently announce new revenue projections taking the state from a nearly $3 billion deficit to a $3.5 billion surplus. The move is an affirmation the state is headed in the right direction, saving taxpayers money by lower borrowing costs for upcoming bond issues. "This rating is a sign of confidence in Michigan's hardworking people, close-knit communities, and innovative small businesses," said Governor Gretchen Whitmer. "Our early, decisive efforts to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic are paying dividends as we emerge from the pandemic stronger than ever, poised for an economic jumpstart. With billions in federal stimulus and a $3.5 billion state budget surplus, we must continue our forward momentum and channel it into raising wages, invest in small businesses, and uplift families. I look forward to engaging the legislature, local communities and Michiganders as we continue thinking through the best ways to turbocharge our economy and make a real difference in people's lives." In its announcement, which formally rated $603 million of limited obligation revenue bonds to be issued through the Michigan Strategic Fund in support of the Flint Water Advocacy Fund, Fitch noted the state of Michigan's success in achieving balanced budgets and the expectation that the state's improved fiscal and budgetary resilience will be sustained. In addition, Fitch believes the state is well-positioned to benefit from a return to economic growth following the deep recession caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. "I am delighted how Wall Street has recognized the hard work and effort taken to react to the impacts of COVID-19 here in Michigan," State Treasurer Rachael Eubanks said. "The credit rating agencies have again displayed confidence in Michigan's economic and financial health by affirming their credit ratings - with Fitch even boosting their outlook - showing investors that our state is a great investment." Prior to offering $603 million of limited obligation revenue bonds, Fitch and Moody's Investor Services reviews the state's economy, finances and other factors to determine a credit rating. Due to the bonds being an appropriation credit of the state, the rating agencies rate the Michigan Strategic Fund bonds one notch below the credit ratings of the state of Michigan. The bonds are rated AA- by Fitch and Aa2 by Moody's. The money from this bond sale will be used to make a loan to the Flint Water Advocacy Fund for the purpose of transferring $600 million to the Flint Water Crisis Qualified Settlement Fund in accordance with a settlement agreement entered between the state of Michigan and plaintiffs concerning state defendants' legal liabilities related to the Flint Water Crisis. During the May Consensus Revenue Estimating Conference, the Michigan Department of Treasury and state House and Senate Fiscal Agencies agreed to revenues $3.5 billion more than anticipated in January. Federal stimulus programs and improving public health situation were attributed to the increase. Gov.Gretchen Whitmer
June 17, 2021 Durbin, Braun Introduce Bipartisan Bill To Establish Rural Transportation Infrastructure Office Gov.Mike Braun, ...
June 17, 2021 Governor Mills and Commissioner Lambrew Applaud Supreme Court Decision Upholding ACA Gov.Janet Mills
June 17, 2021 Rep. Delgado Chairs First Hearing Examining Opportunities for Growth and Investment in Rural America Antonio Delgado
June 17, 2021 Governor Mills Ceremonially Swears In Chief Justice Valerie Stanfill Gov.Janet Mills
June 16, 2021 #2021-133 Clemency Order regarding categorical remission of fines Gov.Ron DeSantis
June 16, 2021 #2021-133 Clemency Order regarding categorical remission of fines Gov.Ron DeSantis
June 16, 2021 #2021-132 Clemency Order regarding categorical grant of full pardons Gov.Ron DeSantis
June 16, 2021 California Roars Back: Governor Newsom Launches New Advisory Council on Physical Fitness and Mental Well-Being with Co-Chairs First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom and 10-Time Pro Bowler Ronnie Lott Gov.Gavin Newsom
June 16, 2021 Governor Laura Kelly Signs Proclamation Recognizing Juneteenth Gov.Laura Kelly
June 16, 2021 Governor Laura Kelly Announces $900,000 in Grants to Support Health Care Providers, Increase Vaccinations Gov.Laura Kelly
June 16, 2021 Representative Sherrill Statement Following Conclusion of Biden-Putin Summit Gov.Mikie Sherrill
June 16, 2021 State of Idaho partners with Western Governors University to expand options for Idaho workforce Gov.Brad Little
June 16, 2021 Governor Ron DeSantis Directs Florida Law Enforcement to Aid in Border Crisis Gov.Ron DeSantis
June 16, 2021 Letter to the Hon. Isabel Guzman, Administrator of US Small Business Administration - Representative Nadler Joins More Than 200 House Colleagues Urging the Small Business Administration to Immediately Release Critical Funds for Shuttered Venues Antonio Delgado, ...
June 16, 2021 Governor Ron DeSantis Protects Floridians from Unscientific and Unnecessary COVID-19 Mandates by Local Governments Gov.Ron DeSantis
June 15, 2021 House Approves Republican Bills to Prevent FEMA Clawbacks of Disaster Aid, Expedite Airport Improvements, and Enhance Aviation Safety Gov.Jenniffer González-Colón, ...
June 15, 2021 Spanberger Leads Introduction of Bipartisan Bill to Strengthen Pharmaceutical Supply Chain, Allow Continuous Manufacturing Research to Receive National Science Foundation Funding Gov.Abigail Spanberger, ...
June 15, 2021 Gov. Whitmer Announces Credit Rating Outlook Boost as State Displays Strong Financial Position, Economic Recovery Gov.Gretchen Whitmer
June 14, 2021 Governor Gordon Unveils Details of Plan to Help Wyoming Thrive Post-Pandemic Gov.Mark Gordon
June 14, 2021 Governor Laura Kelly to Rescind Seven Pandemic Emergency Executive Orders Gov.Laura Kelly
June 14, 2021 Governor McKee and RIDOH Announce COVID-19 Test Site Consolidation Plan Gov.Dan McKee
June 14, 2021 Gov. Whitmer Signs Executive Directive Prohibiting use of MDHHS-Administered Funds for the Practice of Conversion Therapy on Minors Garlin Gilchrist, ...
June 14, 2021 Governor Ivey Announces Local Projects Funded by Rebuild Alabama Gov.Kay Ivey
June 14, 2021 Without constitutional flaws Jenniffer González's Satehood bill Gov.Jenniffer González-Colón
June 12, 2021 Dunleavy Responds to Biden Administration's Intent to Redefine WOTUS Gov.Mike Dunleavy
June 11, 2021 Executive Order 2021-12 (COVID-19 Executive Order No. 81) Phase 5 Reopening Order Gov.JB Pritzker
June 11, 2021 EXECUTIVE ORDER N-08-21 Gov.Gavin Newsom
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