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Thursday marked the halfway point to Crossover Day, and members of the House Appropriations Committee got to work early approving their version of the Amended FY23 Budget.

Gold Dome Report – Legislative Day 14 2022 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP - Vimarsana News

Gold Dome Report – Legislative Day 14 2022 | Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP

Thursday marked the halfway point to Crossover Day, and members of the House Appropriations Committee got to work early approving their version of the Amended FY23 Budget. Although the...

House bill to extend 'free speech' areas campus-wide spurs First Amendment debate - Vimarsana News

House bill to extend 'free speech' areas campus-wide spurs First Amendment debate

House leaders are seeking to balance the speech rights of college students with their rights not to be threatened or shown graphic imagery.

House bill to extend 'free speech' areas campus-wide spurs First Amendment debate - Vimarsana News

House bill to extend 'free speech' areas campus-wide spurs First Amendment debate

A bill filed last year by Fayetteville Republican Josh Bonner to open up campuses to free speech is getting a new push in the Gold Dome.

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After Record Voter Turnout, Youth Activists Turn Energy To 2021 Redistricting - Vimarsana News

After Record Voter Turnout, Youth Activists Turn Energy To 2021 Redistricting

Across the country, the once-a-decade mapmaking process known as redistricting is about to get underway. In Georgia, when state lawmakers held their first virtual town hall seeking public feedback on the process, several commenters stood out amid the sea of Zoom squares. High school and college students — who were in elementary and middle school the last time voting district lines were drawn — took turns explaining how the mapmaking process will affect future generations and emphasizing that their voices should be heard. "There are a quarter of a million [Asian American and Pacific Islan...

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