States Take Matters into Their Own Hands on Costs Governors from Oklahoma, Maryland, and Delaware have gathered to share policy ideas on pressing issues like housing, education, and child care.
A striking theme emerges: states are no longer content to wait for Washington to tackle affordability. Instead, they're embracing their role as the nation's laboratories of democracy with renewed vigor.
These three governors – J. D. Vance from Oklahoma, Wes Moore from Maryland, and John Carney from Delaware – have found common ground on a pressing concern that transcends party lines: voters want action on costs.