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State Tech Magazine
MARCH 5, 2024
With election security a top concern, Arctic Wolf commissioned the Center for Digital Government to survey over 130 state and local government leaders about their perceived state of readiness. Spoiler alert: They don’t feel ready. STATETECH: Why did Arctic Wolf undertake this survey?
Barrett & Greene
NOVEMBER 6, 2023
Over the course of the last few months, we’ve been digging deeply into the world of tax incentives given by states and local governments to help encourage economic development. An educated workforce, for one, is something that takes years to accumulate, and rarely can a single elected official lay claim to its development.
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GovLoop
JUNE 10, 2024
They need to build a voter registration database, secure the voting machines, and then tally votes accurately — all in the face of potential disruptions from malicious actors, foreign and domestic. A Changing Landscape The threat landscape around elections has evolved in recent years, with increasing risks to security and privacy.
Barrett & Greene
SEPTEMBER 22, 2022
The simple political reality of this was conveyed to us many year ago by the long-time mayor of Indianapolis William Hudnut, who said (and we’re paraphrasing here, as it’s hard to find notes from the early 1990s): “The real measure of my success is clear when people vote.”.
Rebuilding Place in Urban Space
JANUARY 22, 2025
At the same time planners (and elected officials) are supposed to be helping the citizens. Since 2003 the city has been growing--even with the recent hiccup of the recession + a slowing and braking on urban growth because of some shrinkage of the activity of federal government, especially in terms of leased office space and personnel.
Partnership for Public Service
OCTOBER 7, 2024
“A Starting Point” is a civic engagement platform designed to facilitate bipartisan communication and connection between the public and elected officials. Kiani highlighted the importance of youth engagement in politics, stating, “Five million young people didn’t vote who could vote.
Rebuilding Place in Urban Space
OCTOBER 19, 2022
From the article: A damning, 72-page report the agency authored portrays a housing authority in disarray and at risk of defaulting on its agreement with the federal government. Council votes for $8 billion Medicaid contracts, housing overhaul ," Post ). The employees are considered DC Government employees. But he didn't.
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