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Clay Jenkinson

Clay Jenkinson

Verified

Host, The Thomas Jefferson Hour

North Dakota

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food, higher education Latin America,Culture humor, US Latinos

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I don't want to dwell in controversy, I'd rather talk about people who are doing great things.

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Total articles 374

  • How a Pandemic-Era Surge in Tax Collections Drove a Revenue Wave

    By Carl Smith, Clay Jenkinson Verified| GOVERNING Verified However, the surge in collections did not last. Annual inflation-adjusted state tax revenue fell in fiscal year 2023 from the prior year—the only time in at least 40 years that real revenue has declined outside of a recession. More than three dozen states saw their revenue shrink, including a steep decline in California; in fiscal 2024, at least five states reported shortfalls.

    By Carl Smith, Clay Jenkinson Verified · GOVERNING

    Sep. 03, 2024

  • How Local Election Officials Can Prepare for the Risks of AI

    By Carl Smith, Clay Jenkinson Verified| GOVERNING Verified Deepfake images and video, now easier to create and more believable, are a rising concern as the general election nears. Using them to spread false information about candidates may not be the biggest damage AI could do. A network of experts has created demonstrations, training and resources to help those running elections respond to AI-generated interference in their work.

    By Carl Smith, Clay Jenkinson Verified · GOVERNING

    Sep. 03, 2024

  • How a Pandemic-Era Surge in Tax Collections Drove a Revenue Wave

    By Carl Smith, Clay Jenkinson Verified| GOVERNING Verified However, the surge in collections did not last. Annual inflation-adjusted state tax revenue fell in fiscal year 2023 from the prior year—the only time in at least 40 years that real revenue has declined outside of a recession. More than three dozen states saw their revenue shrink, including a steep decline in California; in fiscal 2024, at least five states reported shortfalls.

    By Carl Smith, Clay Jenkinson Verified · GOVERNING

    Sep. 03, 2024

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The Thomas Jefferson Hour

North Dakota, United States