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Download our full report: Most Vocal Mayors on Issues Facing Cities in 2018
Mayor of Andrew Gillum of Tallahassee, FL is the most vocal on guns
Following the Parkland shooting, February and March brought a surge in dialogue on guns by mayors across the country. As the gun debate in the Florida legislature took hold, Mayor Gillum of Tallahassee emerged as the most vocal mayor in country on guns. Gillum has mentioned guns nearly twice as much as the second most vocal, Bill de Blasio.
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Mayors in Rust Belt and East Coast cities dominate the conversation on opioids. August marked a significant spike in dialogue on opioids among mayors, when President Trump announced that he planned to declare the opioid crisis a public health emergency.
Six of the ten most vocal mayors on homelessness are from California. Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles is the most vocal with 192 mentions
Along with representing six of the top ten, each of the top three most vocal mayors on homelessness are from California—Garcetti of Los Angeles, Winterer of Santa Monica, and Farrell of San Francisco. New York's Bill de Blasio is the only East Coast mayor to crack the top ten.
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Download our full report: Most Vocal Mayors on Issues Facing Cities in 2018
Mayor of Andrew Gillum of Tallahassee, FL is the most vocal on guns
Following the Parkland shooting, February and March brought a surge in dialogue on guns by mayors across the country. As the gun debate in the Florida legislature took hold, Mayor Gillum of Tallahassee emerged as the most vocal mayor in country on guns. Gillum has mentioned guns nearly twice as much as the second most vocal, Bill de Blasio.
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Download our full report: Most Vocal Mayors on Issues Facing Cities in 2018
Mayor of Andrew Gillum of Tallahassee, FL is the most vocal on guns
Following the Parkland shooting, February and March brought a surge in dialogue on guns by mayors across the country. As the gun debate in the Florida legislature took hold, Mayor Gillum of Tallahassee emerged as the most vocal mayor in country on guns. Gillum has mentioned guns nearly twice as much as the second most vocal, Bill de Blasio.
Mayor Steve Williams of Huntington, WV has been the most vocal on opioids in the past year
Mayors in Rust Belt and East Coast cities dominate the conversation on opioids. August marked a significant spike in dialogue on opioids among mayors, when President Trump announced that he planned to declare the opioid crisis a public health emergency.
Six of the ten most vocal mayors on homelessness are from California. Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles is the most vocal with 192 mentions
Along with representing six of the top ten, each of the top three most vocal mayors on homelessness are from California—Garcetti of Los Angeles, Winterer of Santa Monica, and Farrell of San Francisco. New York's Bill de Blasio is the only East Coast mayor to crack the top ten.
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Mayor of Andrew Gillum of Tallahassee, FL is the most vocal on guns
Following the Parkland shooting, February and March brought a surge in dialogue on guns by mayors across the country. As the gun debate in the Florida legislature took hold, Mayor Gillum of Tallahassee emerged as the most vocal mayor in country on guns. Gillum has mentioned guns nearly twice as much as the second most vocal, Bill de Blasio.
Mayor Steve Williams of Huntington, WV has been the most vocal on opioids in the past year
Mayors in Rust Belt and East Coast cities dominate the conversation on opioids. August marked a significant spike in dialogue on opioids among mayors, when President Trump announced that he planned to declare the opioid crisis a public health emergency.
Six of the ten most vocal mayors on homelessness are from California. Mayor Eric Garcetti of Los Angeles is the most vocal with 192 mentions
Along with representing six of the top ten, each of the top three most vocal mayors on homelessness are from California—Garcetti of Los Angeles, Winterer of Santa Monica, and Farrell of San Francisco. New York’s Bill de Blasio is the only East Coast mayor to crack the top ten.
