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Idaho Democrats called on Republican legislators on Friday to introduce legislation that would stop the departure of OB-GYNs, create health exceptions for pregnant women in the state’s abortion ban, and protect access to in vitro fertilization services, all of which have not been addressed during this legislative session. At a press conference, House Minority Leader […] The post Idaho Democrats condemn legislative inaction on addressing issues related to state’s abortion ban...

Governor Gordon thanked the 67th Legislature and has signed HB0001, punctuating the Legislative Session with a conservative, true biennial budget that achieves his goal of advancing Wyoming. The final budget prioritizes improving government services for citizens, promoting economic growth, bette

Last Thursday, as the gavel fell, we wrapped up the people’s business in the 99th Legislative Session — we successfully “landed the plane.”

Nine bills have been pre-filed for the 2024 Regular Legislative Session in Louisiana that would make the recreational marijuana use and personal growing legal.

The legislature passed a total of 325 bills during the 2024 session, with an average of 85% of all bills filed this year didn’t pass.

As the Florida Legislature concludes its regular session and adjourns “sine die” for the 2024 Florida Legislative Session, it marks not just the conclusion of another legislative term but also

BATON ROUGE, La. - The 2024 Regular Legislative Session will convene at noon on Monday. Gov. Jeff Landry is expected to address lawmakers at approximately 1 p.m.

West Virginia's 60-day Legislative Session came to an end Saturday night, with two seemingly unrelated bills at the forefront.

On Friday, March 8th, the Wyoming Legislature concluded the 67th Budget Session after delivering a balanced, conservative budget to Governor Gordon. The agreement was ultimately approved after a series of

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