Which governor spokeout against the new deal and the metrpolitian areas?

Governor Herbert Hoover was a notable critic of the New Deal, expressing concerns about its expansion of federal power and its impact on states' rights. He believed that the New Deal's policies undermined local governance and failed to address the root causes of the Great Depression. Additionally, some governors from metropolitan areas also voiced opposition, arguing that the New Deal's focus on rural America often neglected urban needs and challenges.