What to expect in Governor Ducey's 2020 State of the State

The annual State of the State address is an opportunity
for Gov. Doug Ducey to lay out his agenda for 2020,
unveil new policy proposals and reflect on the controversies and
successes of 2019.  This week on The Gaggle, an Arizona
politics podcast, hosts Yvonne Wingett Sanchez and Ronald J. Hansen
talk to State Legislature reporter Andrew Oxford and state
government and politics reporter Maria Polletta about what to
expect from Ducey in this year's address. In this episode you'll
hear about: Ducey's plans for education, infrastructure and
occupational licensing How the State Legislature might respond
during session  How 2020's election season will affect the
Legislative session  Related reading:  What Gov. Ducey's
2019 budget proposal adds in Arizona education spending From
2019: Ducey's budget seeks to widen I-17 north of Phoenix,
address weekend backups Here's what you need to know about
Arizona's new law for out-of-state work licenses Gov. Doug Ducey
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