U.S. Governors

Having the moral compass of speaking the truth all the time and putting that ahead of any political agenda is central for me when I talk about my ability to build relationships and bring people together.

I think about that a lot.

I hope it’s a bill that works and gets us a gasline and doesn’t stick it to other industry members.

From my perspective, that’s what’s killed this iteration of the bill,

Giving more access to drugs – particularly recreational access – does nothing to help or benefit Arkansans.

We are closing the education gap with Massachusetts, making higher education more affordable, improving our infrastructure at the state and municipal level, and creating policies that support families and make health care more affordable…

Since I have been governor, we have grown over 37,000 private sector jobs at a rate that is nearly double that of our pre-pandemic growth.

Rhode Island is home to some of the brightest young minds in the nation, and the Wavemaker program helps keep their talent here,

Federal assistance will provide critical support as communities continue repairing essential infrastructure and recovering from these devastating storms.

AI presents fascinating opportunities for technological breakthroughs and has become a daily tool for many here in Hawaiʻi.

Support for our aging kūpuna and their caregivers is very personal to me.

These are thoughtful, forward-looking investments that will have a lasting impact — and I am grateful to the Legislature and our many community partners for helping turn good ideas into meaningful action.

Together, we have enacted laws that will strengthen our communities, expand opportunity and improve the quality of life for people across Hawaiʻi.

This legislative session shows what is possible when we stay focused on solving real problems and putting people first.

As we transition to a cleaner energy future, we must make sure that every family, especially those struggling with high utility bills, can share the benefits.

Nevada has repeatedly turned to federal legislation to solve these challenges.

To be clear, I recognize the importance and value of retaining public lands, but there must also be reasonable, predictable, and efficient processes for land disposal under appropriate circumstances.

Over the last decade, land access challenges have contributed to Nevada’s housing crisis.

Distant wildfires have impacted New York State in recent years, and this week unfortunately will be no different with expected hazy skies and poor air quality.

This is really a renaissance for New York.

It has made all of us so proud to be New Yorkers, proud to be Americans.

We cannot leave these young people behind.

I challenge them to come up with this solution or there will be a backlash against them.

We understand the power of AI, but I don't want our young people to feel that this innovation is leaving them behind. They have to be part of it.