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Creating a powerful working relationship between legislative and executive branches is a mutual effort. Executives who work well with legislative leaders and entire legislatures will more likely succeed than those who do not take the time or make the effort to develop relationships. Legislative leaders also need to develop good rapport with fellow legislative leaders, their membership, and the executive branch. Individual members are also important cogs of an effective government. It's not hard to throw a wrench into the works and halt government trappings. Electing many who will work for the good of all is something all voters must work for. #cooperation #rapport #government #legislativesessions #goodgovernance

Here’s one prime example as to why supporting term limits is a great thing. This is an open seat since she is running for Governor. With open seats in Congress we get so many more people to choose from. In Colorado CD003 there’s 14 running with 5 already in the general. Term limits gives us the power of choice and to choose someone new. https://lnkd.in/giR2-bDd

Ready for common sense in Congress? Mal Hyman is running to bring real change to South Carolina's 7th district. From living wages to environmental protections, Mal is committed to progress for working families. #HymanForCongress #CommonSenseForTheCommonGood"

What should policymakers concentrate on to improve the lives of their constituents? Join us tomorrow at 1 p.m. ET for an important event that brings together Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear, who recently won re-election as the Democratic leader of a heavily Republican state, and his father, former Gov. Steve Beshear, who also served two terms. The discussion will be moderated by former Massachusetts governor, Deval Patrick. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Tj2Fp4

8-13-24 Noon. Ronald Reagan luncheon sponsored by the #EBR Republican committee. Cafe Americain #batonrouge Questions for the metro council candidates endorsed by the East Baton Rouge Republican committee. Endorsed candidates are Brandon Noel District 1 and Laurie White Adams District 11. - If you could go back in time and vote 'no' on 3 programs/agenda items you previously voted 'yes' on, that have proven to be ineffective and a waste of taxpayer dollars, what would those 3 items be? - Y or N. If reelected, will you sponsor a resolution to have comments that are submitted electronically by citizens, READ during meetings when the related agenda item is presented? Y or N? - Y or N. If reelected, will you sponsor a resolution to eliminate the per page charges for electronically provided documents for public records requests? Y or N? - Y or N. Are you aware that BREC has not filed financials with the state since 2021? Y or N? Internal BREC documents show an 18 million $ deficit. If you are re-elected, what 2 specific things will you do for your constituents to demand transparency and accountability from BREC? What questions do you have?

As many of you know, I used to be the Chair of the Libertarian National Committee. The new management installed in 2022 has been an abject failure and disgrace, and it should be a critical priority for all libertarians and supporters of mutual aid, equal justice, and self determination to replace them as soon as possible. Here's how we do it together.

Florida Future Leaders PAC will be critical to flipping multiple Republican districts into Democratic hands in Florida this election, and the many more to come. Turning Florida blue runs through college towns. Learn more about the youngest-led PAC in Florida below:

The legislature is in discussion right now about what the Michigan budget will contain for the next year. This is an opportunity for us to make sure that our public dollars prioritize care policies that make the lives of Michiganders better. Take 2 minutes right now and send a message to your elected leaders urging them to include care in the state budget. https://lnkd.in/gr2sH2YS @caringacrossgen

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Curious about how your Michigan legislators are performing? Check out our new Michigan Legislative Scorecard! With so much at stake, it’s essential to hold our elected officials accountable for the choices they make. This scorecard highlights the critical votes taken by our legislators, providing transparency and insight into how their decisions affect everyone’s well-being. 🗳️📊