Midwest States To Work Together On Reopening The Economy

Governors from several Midwest states have formed a partnership to coordinate the reopening of their economies post-pandemic. They emphasize the importance of working together due to their interconnected economies and prioritize the health and safety of citizens. The alliance does not imply simultaneous reopening but aims for coordinated efforts. Similar coalitions have been formed on the East and West Coasts.

Which states are part of the Midwestern partnership to reopen the economy?

• New York, New Jersey, Connecticut

• Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky

• California, Oregon, Washington

• Texas, Florida, Georgia

What is the main reason the Midwestern states decided to work together?

• Their economies are interconnected.

• They have similar weather conditions.

• They share the same political views.

• They have the same population size.

What is the top priority for the Midwestern states when deciding to reopen?

• Economic growth

• Education

• Tourism

• Health and safety of citizens

Will all the Midwestern states reopen at the same time?

• No, they will not coordinate at all.

• Yes, but only if the federal government approves.

• No, they will coordinate but may reopen at different times.

• Yes, they will all reopen together.

What similar actions have been taken by other regions in the U.S.?

• Implementing a universal reopening date

• Creating a national task force

• Forming alliances among East and West Coast states

• Establishing a single economic policy