Every election, voters are asked to elect candidates who promise to make things better. We listen to their plans, weigh their promises, and hope that they will have the time, support and political savvy to turn those promises into results in office. But even well-intentioned leaders face competing priorities and limited time. Campaign promises can take years to become policy, and sometimes they never become reality at all.
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