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Puerto Rico official says governor’s office must stop using slogan that looks like electioneering
Puerto Rico official says governor's office must stop using slogan that looks like electioneering
Election officials in Puerto Rico say that the governor’s office must stop using the slogan “Making things happen” to promote the administration’s work because it looks like election campaigning. The phrase can no longer appear on ads launched with public money by the administration of Gov. Pedro Pierluisi, who is seeking a second term in an election this year. The opposition Popular Democratic Party has challenged the administration’s use of the phrase. Walter Vélez, who oversees the election comptroller’s office, says the slogan could allude to both achievements and goals, and thus should not be used. Pierluisi spokeswoman Sheila Angleró says the governor’s office is evaluating the decision.
An Election Off Year, Millions Raised And Spent On Wyoming Politics In 2023
Wisconsin governor who called for marijuana legalization says he’ll back limited GOP proposal
https://apnews.com/article/medical-marijuana-wisconsin-791ec7b59d2d32e195b9b7d8f52f44c7
Wisconsin governor who called for marijuana legalization says he'll back limited GOP proposal
Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, who has pushed for full legalization of recreational marijuana, says that he is open to a more limited medical marijuana legalization being promoted by Republicans. Evers told The Associated Press on Wednesday that he would prefer to get it all done at once, but if medical marijuana legalization is all that can be done now, he'll "be supportive of that.” Republicans have been working behind closed doors for years on a medical marijuana bill and Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said in December that they would unveil it this month. Republicans have repeatedly rejected full legalization.
Stolen vintage signs from Preston County worth thousands found in Kanawha; more signs missing
Washington state lawmakers to take on fentanyl and housing in Inslee’s final legislative session
Washington state lawmakers to take on fentanyl and housing in Inslee's final legislative session
Lawmakers in Washington state are returning to Olympia to address housing, climate change and the fentanyl crisis in an abbreviated legislative session that marks Jay Inslee’s final one as governor. Majority Democrats will also be playing defense during the 60-day election-year session that starts Monday. A conservative group has submitted hundreds of thousands of signatures in support of initiatives that threaten some of their biggest recent wins, including the 1-year-old Climate Commitment Act. The landmark policy created a “cap and invest” system for carbon emissions. The initiatives have been provisionally certified and will end up on the November ballot.
New bill would require Virginia to pay its teachers at or above the national average
Vermont House acknowledges Burlington shooting of Palestinian American, Palestinian students
Utah suspect, accused of faking his death, is extradited from Scotland
Nicholas Rossi, 36, has been charged in two Utah rapes from 2008.
https://www.sltrib.com/news/2024/01/05/utah-suspect-accused-faking-his/
Utah suspect, accused of faking his death, is extradited from Scotland
A 36-year-old man who authorities say faked his own death in the United States — after he was charged with sexual assault in Utah — was extradited to the U.S. from Scotland, officials in Utah and media in the United Kingdom say.
Father, son face more charges in connection with deaths of pregnant Texas teen, boyfriend: Police
