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How Mentoring Can Pave the Way for More Female Leaders

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By Elizabeth Daigneau 
| GOVERNING
Editor's Note: This article appears in Governing's Special Issue 2025 magazine. You can subscribe here. Megan was athletic and played boys baseball in a youth league sponsored by Jewell and her husband, Robert L. “Bob” Evans, the owners of the Bob Evans restaurant chain. Megan’s mother volunteered on a committee for the league and introduced the two. Jewell quickly became like a “second mom,” Megan says.
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Early voting is open and going smoothly

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By Elizabeth Daigneau 
| Route Fifty
Hundreds of ballots stuffed into drop boxes were set on fire early Monday morning in Vancouver, Washington, and nearby Portland, Oregon. Incendiary devices inside went off in an act that local elections officials called a “direct attack on democracy.” Police in Clark County, Washington, are now monitoring the drop boxes.
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Striking Boeing workers put spotlight on pensions

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By Elizabeth Daigneau 
| Route Fifty
You're reading Route Fifty's State and Local Roundup. Subscribe here to get this update in your inbox every Saturday. More than 30,000 Boeing machinists have been on strike for nearly six weeks. On Wednesday, union members rejected a second contract by a two-thirds margin. Now, it looks like the strike will go on a while longer. The sticking point? A defined-benefit pension plan, which Boeing suspended a decade ago in favor of defined-contribution, or 401(k), retirement plans.
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