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Zina Hutton

Miami, Tallahassee
As seen in: GOVERNING, Government Technology, NewsBreak, Popular Resistance, Women Write About Comics, Strange Horizons Magazine, Portside, Montana Associated Technology Roundtable, Heartland Daily News
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Making the Most of the Grid We Already Have

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By Carl Smith, Jared Brey Verified, Zina Hutton
| GOVERNING Verified
Yet it’s a moment of incredible opportunity to grow the nation’s economy while driving investment in clean, affordable and resilient solutions. But to seize it, the U.S. needs commonsense policies to capitalize on existing infrastructure without raising power bills for homes and businesses. Virginia is at the center of this national conversation. Its lawmakers have responded with a bipartisan solution to these challenges that should be a model for other states.
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More Than a Quarter of Private Colleges Face Risk of Closure

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By Zina Hutton, Jared Brey Verified, Carl Smith
| GOVERNING Verified
The lambs’ successful births have been a needed bright spot at tiny Sterling College, which uses a 130-acre farm to teach agriculture and other disciplines in a part of northeastern Vermont so isolated it’s rare to see a passing car and there’s no cell service. LillyAnne Keeley, a senior, likes that remoteness. “We have a beautiful view,” said Keeley, in the barn where she’s come for her turn checking on the lambs. “There are beautiful sunsets here.
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A Utah County Clerk Grapples With Election Denial

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By Carl Smith, Zina Hutton
| GOVERNING Verified
The only red state with universal mail voting, Utah has a history of high voter turnout and confidence in outcomes. This hasn’t been enough to prevent suspicion about election fraud spreading among some voters and legislators in the state. This distrust has transformed the work of Weber County’s clerk. Ricky Hatch, clerk for Utah’s Weber County, had a chance to interview for a government job when he was still in college. “Who would want to work in government?” he asked his professor.
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