Alan Ehrenhalt

Alan Ehrenhalt was an executive editor of GOVERNING. He is currently the information director for the Pew Center on the States and a lecturer in the School of Public Policy at the University of Maryland.


Recent Articles

  • Countering Crime's Comeback
  • In a conversation last week with Michael Nutter, who is all but certain to become mayor of Philadelphia in a few months, I was struck by a couple of things: the dramatic return of the crime issue in urban politics right now, and the dilemma an incoming mayor such as Nutter faces in trying to deal with it.
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  • Extreme Makeover
  • After transforming its downtown into a residential mecca, Vancouver is trying to find the right balance between condos and commerce.

  • The Veto Gambit
  • Anecdotal evidence seems to suggest that 2006 may be something more than a routine veto year.

  • RIvals on The Right
  • What we're seeing is moderate Republicans being picked off by organized conservative opposition.

  • Paddy's Law
  •      Here's a interesting new law: In Illinois, from now on, if you change your name and then run for office within three ...
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  • Evolution of a Mayor
  • Governing Correspondent Rob Gurwitt went to Los Angeles to get a feel for the politics and policies of its mayor, Antonio Villaraigosa. I talked with...

  • Fenty and schools
  •         I guess I shouldn't be surprised when Adrian Fenty says his first priority as mayor of DC will be fixing ...
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