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Table of Contents Governors’ Appointees and Agency Staffers Help States Boost Evidence-Based Policymaking This article is part of a series about how members of the Results First peer learning community are championing evidence-based policymaking. As governors nationwide manage their responses to the coronavirus pandemic, their appointees and state agency staff can promote the use of data to help guide state policies and implement their visions for a successful recovery. For executive branch leaders facing reduced revenues and increased community needs, using insights gathered from rigorous evaluations to inform budget deliberations can lead to more efficient and effective decisions. Gubernatorial appointees and agency staff can promote the use of research throughout the executive branch by helping to build a culture that encourages an evidence-based approach. For example, they can create partnerships within government and with external stakeholders and

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