It is time for the General Assembly to return in its extra session to pass a budget for the coming fiscal year.
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U.S. Lieutenant Governors
Quotes from current and former U.S. state lieutenant governors.
Current lieutenant governors
ALWill AinsworthAlabama
NVStavros AnthonyNevada6 Quotes
INMicah BeckwithIndiana1 Quote
IDScott BedkeIdaho7 Quotes
CTSusan BysiewiczConnecticut10 Quotes
NJDale CaldwellNew Jersey1 Quote
KYJacqueline ColemanKentucky4 Quotes
FLJay CollinsFlorida13 Quotes
IAChris CournoyerIowa2 Quotes
AKNancy DahlstromAlaska4 Quotes
PAAustin DavisPennsylvania
NYAntonio DelgadoNew York84 Quotes
MAKim DriscollMassachusetts
SCPamela EvetteSouth Carolina11 Quotes
MNPeggy FlanaganMinnesota52 Quotes
DEKyle Evans GayDelaware
MIGarlin GilchristMichigan18 Quotes
VAGhazala HashmiVirginia7 Quotes
WADennis HeckWashington114 Quotes
UTDeidre HendersonUtah16 Quotes
MSDelbert HosemannMississippi
NCRachel HuntNorth Carolina
GABurt JonesGeorgia14 Quotes
MTKristen JurasMontana7 Quotes
CAEleni KounalakisCalifornia
HISylvia LukeHawaii1 Quote
RISabina MatosRhode Island2 Quotes
TNRandy McNallyTennessee
MDAruna MillerMaryland7 Quotes
NMHowie MoralesNew Mexico
LABilly NungesserLouisiana98 Quotes
TXDan PatrickTexas52 Quotes
OKMatt PinnellOklahoma
CODianne PrimaveraColorado
ARLeslie RutledgeArkansas1 Quote
ILJuliana StrattonIllinois1 Quote
NDMichelle StrindenNorth Dakota1 Quote
KSDavid TolandKansas
OHJim TresselOhio1 Quote
MODavid WasingerMissouri
Former lieutenant governors
It is time for South Carolinians to go vote confidently in a safe and secure election for the June 9 primary.
I am confident that one day South Carolina’s congressional delegation will be completely Republican.
President Trump needs a Republican Congress to continue pursuing conservative policies that make our nation stronger.
The Kauhale Initiative addresses our healthcare and housing crises and reflects a shift in how we see and serve our neighbors.
Housing is a healthcare issue and homelessness is not a character flaw.
Every person here has their own door to close, their own space to call home. That privacy and dignity is the starting point for stability, healing and a path forward.
As the Pride flags fly at the State Capitol once again, we recognize the importance of standing with our māhū, LGBTQIA+ and QTPI+ communities.
Hawaiʻi has always been a place where people should feel they belong.
The heroic women and men of our U.S. military demonstrate an endless commitment to our country. It is because of their duty, resilience, and bravery that we may all live free.
As we declare June as Pride Month, we honor the individuals, families, and organizations who continue to stand for equality, visibility, and dignity for all.
I successfully fought for New York schools to go phone-free because our kids succeed when they’re learning and growing, not clicking and scrolling – and these survey results show our nation-leading policy is working.
I was aware of all the bullying that was going on in schools, much of it online — 60 percent of the responses said that bullying itself was down.
But today I'm releasing new results from a study we did around the state… Over 600 teachers and school administrators said 80 reported that the students are behaving better in a more engaged way.
This month and every month, we proudly stand with the LGBTQ+ community and remain committed to building a more inclusive and equitable future for all where everyone can live freely with dignity, safety, and respect.
During Pride Month, we celebrate New York’s vibrant LGBTQ+ community and acknowledge the importance of protecting the rights and freedoms of LGBTQ+ New Yorkers.
As the birthplace of the LGBTQ+ rights movement, New York has long been at the forefront of advancing equality.
By taking a proactive approach, we are preparing our state to take advantage of the opportunities associated with advanced nuclear.
The solicitations announced today will help ensure New York is poised to lead the nation in new nuclear development.
The dedicated work of the Regional Economic Development Councils, focused on encouraging public-private partnerships, has had a transformational impact throughout New York State.
Yesterday’s parade was a celebration of Jewish pride, community, and unity. I strongly condemn his participation.
By making this information accessible to the public, we are helping ensure these settlement dollars are invested intentionally, responsibly, and in ways that create meaningful change for Marylanders.
We’ve got $30 billions of corporate welfare that we’ve been doling out for over two decades. That’s where we need to address some of those issues. The ones that you don’t have a good rate of return on, you need to get rid of those.
I don’t have any personal business stake in the industry, but I’ve been accused of it, and my opponent, who’s not here tonight, and he does have ownership stake in data centers, but they’ve accused me, and they’re not true.





