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Observers say there is a real chance that Democrats may win the governorships of Florida and Georgia, affecting the states' fiscal policies.

"Clearly, issuers still need access to this very important financing tool," said State of Michigan Treasurer Rachael Eubanks, who also serves as this year's president of the National Association of State Treasurers.

Three University of Chicago public policy graduate students devised a Stadium Securitization Corporation, modeled after Chicago's Sales Tax Securitization Corp.

Fitch, Moody's, and S&P were sent a letter from 23 GOP state attorneys general over the use of ESG factors related to fossil fuel in negative rating actions.

Market Intelligence analyst Jeff Lipton argues MRBs can add value to conservative muni sleeves, but warns that extraordinary redemption features, prepayment behavior, loan origination performance and liquidity constraints can make redemption analysis just as important as credit analysis.

The administration's effort to revitalize the maritime industry includes opportunities for public-private partnerships.

Debt requests are escalating as the Lone Star State accommodates a growing population and addresses aging infrastructure.

Last year, 23 active ETFs launched along with nine passive ones. While the first quarter of the year bucks that trend as one active ETF launched compared to three passive ones, things could change the rest of the year, analysts say.

Veteran public finance banker Shawn Dralle has joined Los Angeles County as assistant-treasurer tax collector.

With no rate change expected, analysts look at Fed chair nominee Kevin Warsh and how investors should position.

While moratoriums on artificial intelligence hubs and public pushback against data centers dominate the news, more than 800 Midwest communities have approved major data centers, with Illinois as a growing hotspot with 229 sites.

Three universities in the Northeast found a market for their bonds despite larger headwinds for the higher education sector in the region.

While the state is most concerned about stopping the fires, credit rating agencies are monitoring the situation.

The Wall Street banks targeted in the rate-rigging lawsuit wanted the top court to overturn class certification.