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Legislatures and Elections
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| News Highlights: Legislatures & Elections | Standing Committees | A-Z Issues & NCSL Contacts | Bill Information | Other Resources |
Behind Open Doors
This State Legislatures magazine article talks about how states are using stimulus websites and “czars” to let citizens know how their tax money is being spent. More
Legislative Leadership: the Art, Politics, and Challenge
A group of legislative leadership met with a line-up of some of the country's top thinkers from business, academia and the media. Check out the details. More
Legislative Ethics and Lobbying Laws
This page contains links to ethics and lobbying statutes for the 50 states. In some cases, links to legislative rules or state constitutions are provided. More
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| NCSL Programs Overview | Legislatures: Organization, Procedure & Facilities | Legislator & Legislative Staff Data | Elections & Campaigns | Redistricting | Ethics |
| Legislative Leaders | Women's Legislative Network | International Programs | Trust for Representative Democracy | Legislators Back to School Program |
National Redistricting Seminar
 The 2010 census is less than a year away, so states are now preparing in earnest for the redistricting process that follows the delivery of census data. Our second of five National Redistricting Seminars was a tremendous success and a valuable learning experience for both seasoned professionals and attendees new to the process. Copies of the presentations from the Chicago National Redistricting Seminar are now available. More
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View June Redistricting Presentations
 This seminar served as an introduction to redistricting 2010. NCSL is your primary resource for information on the process, law and technology necessary for redistricting. More
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Materials From Previous Redistricting Seminar
 NCSL is your primary resource for information on the process, law and technology necessary for redistricting. Copies of the presentations from the San Francisco National Redistricting Seminar are available. More
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Redistricting Commissions
 Twenty-one states have a redistricting commission that draws up the plan, advises the legislature on drawing up the plan or acts as a backup if the legislature fails to draw up the plan for legislative districts. More
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