States Race to Pass Policing Reforms After Floyd Death
After George Floyd’s death and nationwide protests, lawmakers in multiple states move quickly to pass policing reform bills. Bipartisan action emerges in Iowa Colorado Minnesota and Virginia while California Oregon and Pennsylvania push broader measures. Some governors resist harsher changes citing budget and political concerns.
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George Floyd
GOP
Iowa
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Colorado
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Amber Widgery
National Conference of State Legislatures
NCSL
California
Steven Bradford
Virginia
Lamont Bagby
Legislative Black Caucus
Pennsylvania
General Assembly
Missouri
Mike Parson
Oregon
Portland
Senate
Peter Courtney
Salem
Scott Surowell
Surowell
Daniel Feldman
John Jay College of Criminal Justice
New York
Census door-knockers trimmed by COVID fears in Florida
Florida census workers pause or quit as COVID cases rise ahead of the 2020 count. Officials report attrition could hinder door knocking in six test areas and later nationwide, with training moved online and pay raised to attract recruits.
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Fla
Bob Garick
Florida
Census Bureau
Garick
U.S
Deborah Stempowski
Con
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Steven Dillingham
House
Dillingham
Bureau
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Statistical Agency
Congress
Senate
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