In the News Governor Doug Ducey Signs Universal Licensing Recognition Bill by Shoshana Weissmann April 10, 2019 Print Share via Email: Governor%20Doug%20Ducey%20Signs%20Universal%20Licensing%20Recognition%20Bill Share via Facebook: Governor%20Doug%20Ducey%20Signs%20Universal%20Licensing%20Recognition%20Bill Share via Twitter: Governor%20Doug%20Ducey%20Signs%20Universal%20Licensing%20Recognition%20Bill Share issues: Finance and Trade, Occupational Licensing, State Policy, Western originally published in Governor Doug Doucey Governor Ducey thanks our Shoshana Weissmann and others during his speech. Featured Publications Analysis Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation Social Media Platforms Have Incentives to Get the Truth Right Spence Purnell Feb 10, 2026 Analysis Criminal Justice and Civil Liberties, Juvenile Justice, Pretrial Raising the Floor: Why America Needs a Minimum Age of Arrest Logan Seacrest Feb 10, 2026 In the News Electoral Reform, Governance Republicans are pushing to drastically change the way you cast ballots Matt Germer Feb 10, 2026 The Washington Post Analysis Competition & Antitrust, Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Technology and Innovation, Telecom The Telecommunications Act of 1996 at 30, Part 3: A Few Important Accomplishments Adam Thierer Feb 9, 2026 Analysis Federal Government Affairs, Insurance, Risk Transfer Fern’s Fury Puts FEMA to the Test Jerry Theodorou Feb 9, 2026 Op-Eds Budget and Spending Reform, Economic Mobility, Finance and Trade, Future of Work, Governance, South, State Policy Bizarre bills obscure Legislature’s quest to address unaffordability Marc Hyden Feb 9, 2026 The Newnan Times-Herald Analysis Electoral Reform, Federal Government Affairs, Governance Save the SAVE America Act by Enforcing the Senate’s Rules, Not Nuking Them Jeremy Dalrymple Feb 6, 2026 Electoral Reform, Governance The SAVE America Act Gets the “What” Right but the “How” Wrong Matt Germer Feb 6, 2026 Analysis Federal Government Affairs, Online Content Policy, Permissionless Innovation, Technology and Innovation How the “Brussels effect” harms the U.S. tech sector Spence Purnell Feb 6, 2026 In the News, Podcasts Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, State Policy Breaking Down Energy Affordability and AI Infrastructure with Kent Chandler Kent Chandler Feb 6, 2026 Recharged with the State Impact Center Podcast
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