Governor Mike DeWine (R-OH)
“As cases are surging in Ohio and across America, Governors need to work together to defeat this virus. That’s why I support the Call to Action developed by the COVID Collaborative to help our states and nation on the road to recovery and renewal.”
Governor Tony Evers (D-WI)
“Americans always rise to meet great challenges. As cases mount in Wisconsin and across the country, I am pleased to support the Call to Action developed by the COVID Collaborative as a framework for Governors to work together to defeat this virus and work toward our economic recovery.”
Governor Mark Gordon (R-WY)
“The COVID-19 pandemic does not respect state boundaries and is surging across America. I am proud to support the Call to Action to Defeat COVID-19 issued by the COVID Collaborative and believe this united front among Governors can help put us on a path to recovery and renewal.”
Governor Gary Herbert (R-UT), Former Chair, NGA & Western Governors Association
“As cases surge and we enter a difficult winter with COVID-19, I am grateful to work with my fellow governors and the COVID Collaborative to develop a set of best practices for fighting the pandemic. We need all hands-on deck and this effort harnesses the talent, expertise and creativity of America’s medical, scientific, and business leaders and institutions to support state and local leaders to defeat COVID-19."
Governor Larry Hogan (R-MD), Former Chair, National Governors Association
“The COVID-19 pandemic doesn’t respect state or regional borders and requires a consistent, coherent, cross-state approach since viral spread in one state threatens all states. We support the Call to Action issued from the COVID Collaborative. At a time of national crisis, our country needs to bind together so we can defeat this virus and safely reopen schools, businesses and places where Americans gather.”
Governor Asa Hutchinson (R-AR), Vice Chairman, National Governors Association
“I appreciate the COVID Collaborative’s work to bring public health experts, policymakers, and industry together to fight back against the COVID-19 pandemic. The Call to Action will serve as an incredible asset to policymakers at all levels as the nation continues to navigate this dire health care crisis.”
Governor David Ige (D-HI)
“In the face of surging cases, we need concerted action across states. That’s why I support the approach in the Call to Action issued by the COVID Collaborative. I am proud to support this effort on behalf of the State of Hawaiʻi, and I encourage other governors to join in supporting it.”
Governor Laura Kelly (D-KS)
“As cases are surging in Kansas and across the United States, Governors need to make common cause to defeat COVID-19. That is why I enthusiastically support the cross-state, coordinated approach in the Call to Action issued today by the COVID Collaborative, an extraordinary group of top experts, leaders and institutions that provide a powerful public health consensus to put us on the road to recovery and renewal - and I encourage other Governors to join in supporting it.”
Governor Phil Murphy (D-NJ), Former Chair, Democratic Governors Association
"COVID-19 is spreading rapidly across the country and across New Jersey, but we have the tools to defeat it,” said New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. “I support the Call to Action issued by the COVID Collaborative that provides science-based recommendations to enable governors across the country to turn the tide on this pandemic, and I encourage other governors to join in supporting it.”
Governor Gavin Newsom (D-CA)
“The country’s COVID-19 challenge is one we can meet. We have all the tools, we just need to summon the will. That’s why I applaud the partnership between the National Governors Association and the COVID Collaborative on the Call to Action that taps our country’s top expertise to work together within and across states to save lives.”
Governor Ralph Northam (D-VA)
"With cases surging across the country, America needs a common approach that puts politics aside and brings people together to defeat the virus," said Governor Ralph S. Northam, M.D., of Virginia, a pediatric neurologist and the country's only physician currently serving as a Governor. "As a physician, I know that people depend on clear messages from people they trust when making health care decisions. That's just one reason why I support the Call to Action as a guide for states to come together to defeat COVID-19 and put our country on the path to recovery and renewal, and I encourage other Governors to join in supporting it.”
Governor Jared Polis (D-CO)
“In Colorado, I called a special legislative session on COVID-19 relief, so I am pleased to see the COVID Collaborative launch a Call to Action that harnesses our country’s top expertise to help defeat this surging pandemic. Our communities and economies are all connected, and if we work together we can make a swift and strong impact.”
Governor Tom Wolf (D-PA)
“I appreciate the work of the COVID Collaborative to unify action to combat the alarming surge of COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania and the country. I encourage other governors to join in supporting this Call to Action as I am proud to do on behalf of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.”
Mayor Muriel Bowser (D-DC)
“Here in the National Capital Region, where hundreds of thousands of residents cross regional borders each day, we have, since the beginning of the pandemic, been focused on how state lines mean nothing to this virus. Because of that, from our testing strategy to our vaccination plan, the District has taken a regional approach to protecting our residents and workers and developing policies and resources that will help local businesses make it to the other side. Now, more than ever, we need a cohesive national approach that puts politics aside and focuses on our common goals – an equitable and efficient distribution of the vaccine, getting children back to school and our residents back to work, and bringing a sense of normalcy back to our nation. We look forward to supporting the Call to Action of the COVID Collaborative and working together to finally end this pandemic.”