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Alan Greenblatt

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Editor of Governing, formerly reporter with NPR and CQ. Contributions to New Republic, Vox, American Conservative, Voice of America, etc.
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What Does It Mean to Be the Top State for Business?

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By Alan Greenblatt, Aaron M. Renn, Carl Smith
| GOVERNING Verified
When CNBC last week announced it had rated Ohio this year’s “Top State for Business,” Republican leaders said it was proof that their economic policies were working for Ohioans. But that’s not what the rating was meant to assess, said a journalist who helped produce it. Nor was the ranking an evaluation of which state had attracted the most high-quality jobs. It was something less concrete: a measure of which states were best positioned according to the criteria on which states market themselves.
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When Politicians Won't Quit

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By Alan Greenblatt
| Substack
It’s always puzzled me that politicians don’t know when to fold a losing hand. Everyone in the known universe seems to know their time is up, yet they refuse to step down. Why is that? This question comes to mind, of course, because of Graham Platner. Despite his frequent denials – everyone of his multiple accusers must be lying – he has yet to leave the Maine Senate race. Thanks for reading! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
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Will Moving New Hampshire’s Primary Change State Politics?

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By Alan Greenblatt, Clay Jenkinson Verified, Carl Smith
| GOVERNING Verified
For Fernald, it was a clear opportunity: fellow Democrat and then-Gov. Jeanne Shaheen was departing the corner office to run for U.S. Senate, leaving the seat open for any Democrat to succeed her. But right away, Schultz ran into an unusual — and to her, irritating — feature of New Hampshire elections. The state primary was not until September, one of the latest in the country.
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