States including Michigan, Ohio and Connecticut are coming up with their own ways to raise money for new infrastructure. : (Bloomberg)—Governors in at least 11 states, including Michigan, Ohio and Connecticut, are pushing for new taxes, bond sales and tolls to raise money for long-needed work on roads, bridges and transit systems after President Donald Trump failed to enact a major infrastructure plan. The push to raise billions of dollars comes after a crop of new governors from both parties took office in January.