Ohio

And you're right, he's still a republican so I too doubt it will continue. He's ability to "follow the science" here is diametrically opposed to his unwillingness to follow the science on womens health issues, environmental issues or gun legislation issues.

So he's batting one for four. When I look at republican governors, he's probably at the top of the heap in how he's handing it...but then again, the competition in that group is pretty weak for sure.