Alan Greenblatt

Alan Greenblatt is a GOVERNING correspondent.


Recent Articles

  • Expensive Minnehaha Race
  • South Dakota state Sen. Scott Heidepriem is running for governor, which means that the race for his Senate seat next year will likely be the ...

  • Douglas Steps Down
  • James Douglas, Vermont's Republican governor, announced today that he will not seek a fifth term next year. Vermont is one of the bluest states ...

  • Deeds Mixes Things Up
  • The Virginia governor's race has been a sleepy affair since the two candidates won their nominations a couple of months back. For the first ...

  • Sanford Grounded
  • You probably saw the news last week that Jenny Sanford has moved out of the governor's mansion in South Carolina. Today, the Associated Press ...

  • Bad News for the GOP
  • Yesterday, I promised to post some bad news for the GOP, to leaven the good news. But maybe this isn't really news -- people ...

  • The Good News for the GOP
  • I'm going to have two posts about the prospects of the Republican Party today, one containing good news and one bad. As these things ...

  • A Call to Order
  • People complained for decades that the New York State Senate was dysfunctional. But that was before it shut down altogether. In April, a special committee...

  • Taming of a Deficit
  • San Diego just closed an $83 million hole in its budget and is looking at a shortfall conservatively estimated at $115 million next year. For a place...

  • Mind Your Meters
  • Parking has gotten worse in Chicago, and many see Mayor Richard Daley's decision to privatize parking meters as the culprit. Daley has been a privatization...
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  • A Succession Question
  • South Carolina is one of the most Republican states in the country, but picking a successor to Governor Mark Sanford is going to be a...

  • Off to a Great Start
  • As expected, Kay Bailey Hutchison announced this week that she'll resign her U.S. Senate seat in order to challenge Texas Gov. Rick Perry ...
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  • Watch Herenton Retire
  • Many people in Memphis have said lately that they'll believe long-time Mayor W.W. Herenton will retire when they see it. Well, you can ...


  • Who Resigns and Who Doesn't (Updated)
  • I've long been fascinated by the question of why certain politicians don't resign from office even when it's clear to all around ...

  • Stanley Resigns
  • A week ago, news broke that Tennessee state Sen. Paul Stanley had had an affair with a 22-year-old legislative intern in his office. Last night, ...


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