Florida

I learned that working in IT. So that means you need a) enough system resources to handle the peak periods and b) capable engineers and project managers to design the system to do the job.

Of course, in a state government — one run by Republicans, to boot — you’ve probably got other problems to contend with on top of that: equipment and services purchased from a vendor who may or not be the best choice for the job, budgetary restraints, outdated or cobbled-together systems, etc., all managed at the top by somebody who actively wants the system to fail. (All conjecture on my part, but in DeSantis’s Florida, maybe not too far off the mark.)