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How DeSantis' election police spent their first year
By the numbers — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ newly created election police — which does not have a leader — has given a breakdown of its first few months of existence to the governor and state legislators. Homework— In a required annual report, the Office of...
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What N.H. losing FITN means for Mass.
AT FIRST SLIGHT — The 2024 Republican presidential primary is ramping up in New Hampshire just as Democrats are preparing to strip away the state's plum perch in their lineup. Former President Donald Trump kicked things off on the Republican side when he returned to the Granite State on...
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Albany's next battle over bail starts today
Perhaps the only talking point Democratic leaders have all agreed upon in the political quagmire that is New York’s bail laws is that any new changes should be data-driven. Good news! The Senate and Assembly are holding a joint hearing in Albany today and it’s all about crime and punishment numbers and what to do with them.
Florida weighs allowing concealed carry guns without permit
The bill is expected to be a top priority for legislative Republicans.
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New Jersey eyes new clean energy goal, but some enviros may balk
Good morning and welcome to the Monday edition of the New York & New Jersey Energy newsletter. We'll take a look at the week ahead and look back on what you may have missed last week. 100 PERCENT CLEAN ENERGY WITHOUT 100 PERCENT GREEN SUPPORT — POLITICO’s Ry Rivard: The...
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All eyes on Medicaid
Good morning and welcome to Monday's New York Health Care newsletter, where we keep you posted on what's coming up this week in health care news, and offer a look back at the important news from last week. Beat Memo. All eyes are on Medicaid ahead of the release Wednesday...
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Correlation, causation and New Jersey politics
Correlation is not the same thing as causation. Politicians know that. But they tend to calculate that they have more to gain than to lose by reacting to troubling trends with an answer, even if they don’t have any evidence that it’s a good one. New Jersey has recently provided us with two high-profile examples.
Why whale deaths are dividing environmentalists — and firing up Tucker Carlson
Since December, at least nine whales have been stranded on beaches in New Jersey and New York.
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