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How Gov. Mike Parson’s Approval Compares to the Nation’s Most Popular Governors

Missouri By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square -
The specific duties of elected officials vary considerably from one branch of government to the next and between the different levels of government. But...

How Gov. Tate Reeves’ Approval Compares to the Nation’s Most Popular Governors

Mississippi By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square -
The specific duties of elected officials vary considerably from one branch of government to the next and between the different levels of government. But...

How Gov. Maura Healey’s Approval Compares to the Nation’s Most Popular Governors

Massachusetts By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square -
The specific duties of elected officials vary considerably from one branch of government to the next and between the different levels of government. But...

How Gov. JB Pritzker’s Approval Compares to the Nation’s Most Popular Governors

Illinois By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square -
The specific duties of elected officials vary considerably from one branch of government to the next and between the different levels of government. But...

How Gov. Josh Green’s Approval Compares to the Nation’s Most Popular Governors

Hawaii By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square By Samuel Stebbins 247 Wall St. via The Center Square -
The specific duties of elected officials vary considerably from one branch of government to the next and between the different levels of government. But...
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