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The need for emergency power reform in the states

Madi Clark

The need for emergency power reform in the states

There’s no question that in a real emergency, governors need broad powers to act fast. Legislative bodies take time to assemble, so they can temporarily transfer their powers to the executive in an emergency. But when problems do last for extended periods, it is the responsibility of legislators to debate risks, benefits, and trade-offs of various long-term approaches.

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