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A 1,300% increase in the number of absentee ballots that get rejected under a new voter ID law in Texas could provide a cautionary example...

Fossil fuel proponent Rep. Danny McCormick met resistance Tuesday on a bill that targeted state tax breaks on solar and wind energy projects.

This edition of "5 Things We're Watching" features details on health policy on the move and the latest budget conversations taking place in the capitol.

Fossil fuel proponents in the Louisiana House of Representatives were met with resistance Tuesday.

On March 30, 2022, Gov. Andy Beshear signed into law 13 pieces of legislation recently passed by the General Assembly.

Republican legislators want voters to make it unconstitutional for Arizona public schools, colleges and universities to teach so-called “critical race theory,” a move that will come at the detriment of quality education, critics say.    The proposed constitutional amendment would capitalize on a nationwide GOP movement to demonize critical race theory — a high-level field of […]

On the Floor On March 21, the Missouri Senate started the second half of the legislative session on a productive note, sending several pieces of legislation

It's not clear how much support the proposal has within the Idaho legislature.

Handful Of Inked Laws Could Impact West Kentucky

Its a bad idea to add voter-protected language to the constitution that could have major unintended consequences for Arizona schools.