Legislative Majority News Today

The organization is fast turning into a machine that’s all about Donald Trump.

India News: MUMBAI: A little over a week after Election Commission's order granting NCP name and symbol to Ajit Pawar, Maharashtra assembly Speaker Rahul Narwekar.

The EC has handed over the NCP name and symbol to the Ajit Pawar faction based on the Test of Legislative Majority. The faction was supported by 57 out of 81 legislators, deciding the claimant for the NCP symbol. The ECs decision is politically significant ahead of the upcoming Lok Sabha elections. The Sharad Pawar faction has been given the option to choose a name for a new political formation to contest the Rajya Sabha elections in compliance with the rules.

Press release: Assemblyman Steve Hawley (R, C, I-Batavia) is imploring his colleagues in the Assembly and Senate to take action to save high school trap shooting competitions before a law (A.41001) takes effect Sept. 1 that would prohibit firearm possession in “sensitive locations,” which include all sporting events. This would also imperil the ability of sportsmen’s clubs and

Press release: Assemblyman Steve Hawley (R, C, I-Batavia) is urging lawmakers to consider options to reduce state spending following a report by the Division of Budget predicting the state will face projected budget gaps totaling $13.7 billion over the next five years. Additionally, the assemblyman is imploring action to be taken to ensure the state’s small business owners are

“We heard from numerous veteran groups who were facing major difficulties paying rent, property taxes and maintenance on their venues,” Nicolello explained.

“Nassau County taxpayers are confused and frustrated with our complex property assessment system,” said Comptroller Phillips.

Relief on the way for seniors, working and middle class families, Curran says.

Virginia Democrats are defending their majority in the House of Delegates, and national organizations are flocking to the commonwealth.

Thu, 01/28/2021 - 4:17pm -- tim by Don Turner 2021 marks 25-years since then-Treasurer Jim Douglas recommended that the state change its trajectory from costly "defined benefit" retirement plans for state employees and teachers to "defined contribution" plans. Eleven years ago, in 2009, a special commission suggested a consideration of this same idea. I have previously written about our pressing need to consider a defined contribution option, as well as the "sleeping giant" of our unfunded ...