Gov. Gretchen Whitmer will serve another term on the bipartisan council of governors tasked with enhancing collaboration with the federal government.

“Today, President Donald J. Trump announced new appointments to the Council of Governors, a bipartisan group of state leaders tasked with strengthening state-federal partnerships on key national security, disaster response, and military coordination issues,” read the announcement.

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South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has been tapped by President Donald Trump to join the Council of Governors. The bipartisan group of 10 governors — five from each major political party — is tasked with strengthening collaboration between states and the federal government on national security,

President Donald Trump announced new appointments to the Council of Governors, and one of them is South Carolina’s own Governor Henry McMaster.

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has been appointed to the Council of Governors. President Donald Trump announced Shapiro’s appointment to the bipartisan council alongside

President Donald Trump announced that Gov. Ron DeSantis is part of a wave of picks to the “bipartisan group of state leaders tasked with strengthening state-federal partnerships on key national security, disaster response, and military coordination issues.”

Other Republican governors on the council are Ron DeSantis of Florida, Brian Kemp of Georgia, Jeff Landry of Louisiana and Henry McMaster of South Carolina.

Whitmer will be one of 10 governors on the council — five from the Republican Party and five from the Democratic Party.