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House Majority Leader Mike Lefor said it may be time for the Legislature to work with the Ethics Commission to clarify North Dakota’s ethics regulations after the Friday conviction of a state lawmaker of a conflict-of-interest misdemeanor. “My thought is that I think it’s important for us to revisit Century Code, legislative rules and have […] The post Legislative leaders to discuss ethics rules after guilty verdict appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.

House Majority Leader Mike Lefor said it may be time for the Legislature to work with the Ethics Commission to clarify North Dakota’s ethics regulations after the Friday conviction of a state lawmaker of a conflict-of-interest misdemeanor. “My thought is that I think it’s important for us to revisit Century Code, legislative rules and have […] The post Legislative leaders to discuss ethics rules after guilty verdict appeared first on North Dakota Monitor.

Victims of sexual abuse at Kanakuk appeared before the Missouri House of Representatives Judiciary Committee to testify in favor of a bill introduced by Rep. Brian Seitz (R-156) to extend

The rule was put in place by House Speaker Cameron Sexton which requires a special ticket for one of the public galleries.

SPRINGFIELD - As the new year begins, Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s ban on so-called "assault weapons" takes effect under emergency rules that still leave many questions unanswered.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Enugu State Governor, Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah has sought for constructive partnership with the 24 Members-elect of the State House of Assembly with a view to accelerating development and rendering utmost service to the citizens of the state. Mbah who spoke Thursday while declaring open a two-day pre-inauguration workshop for the 8th

Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State on Thursday sought constructive partnership with the 24 members-elect of the State House of Assembly to accelerate

LB 574 is one vote away from Gov. Pillen's desk — the bill bans gender-affirming surgeries for people under 19, and an amendment bans abortions at 12 weeks.

Nebraska lawmakers came out swinging Tuesday in the fight over a controversial bill, but so far, it's mainly a fight over legislative rules.

Mainers have decided on everything from school funding to minimum wage hikes and cannabis legalization through citizen initiatives, but some argue there are drawbacks to direct democracy.