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Voting rights advocates protest at legislature, as NC Republicans begin push to overhaul elections - Vimarsana News

Voting rights advocates protest at legislature, as NC Republicans begin push to overhaul elections

Democratic lawmakers and voting rights advocates protests, as Republican lawmakers roll out bills that could change elections in North Carolina.

Source: wral.com
Cops could stop responding to minor traffic accidents in NC, under bipartisan reform - Vimarsana News

Cops could stop responding to minor traffic accidents in NC, under bipartisan reform

The idea is to free up police officers to focus on more serious issues, especially as law enforcement agencies nationwide report difficulties in hiring enough officers to stay fully staffed.

Source: wral.com
Nebraska Legislature worked overtime this session and racked up extra costs - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Legislature worked overtime this session and racked up extra costs

The 2023 session of the Nebraska Legislature had an unprecedented string of debate-extending filibusters, as well as more night sessions than ever.

Forum Editorial: The North Dakota legislative session was noisy and ugly. It also got a lot done. - Vimarsana News

Forum Editorial: The North Dakota legislative session was noisy and ugly. It also got a lot done.

North Dakota legislators wasted a lot of time on divisive social issues, but still managed to make significant investments to address stubborn problems.

Port: Nearly 15% of North Dakota's House was absent for the last vote of the session - Vimarsana News

Port: Nearly 15% of North Dakota's House was absent for the last vote of the session

"Thirteen House lawmakers were recorded as not voting on the final bill of the session. Eight weren't even there at the beginning of the day for attendance. Yet, they'll still get paid."