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Solar Policy Toolkit

This report provides state legislators, energy offices, governors and commissioners, as well as other interested parties the tools to understand the distributed solar market in their states, assess their state policies and regulations, and determine a path forward.

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THE NCSL BLOG

  • A Very Big Deal: Election 2018

    Election 2018 is three weeks away. When it’s over, 6,069 legislative seats in 87 legislative chambers (in 46 states) will be filled. That’s 82 percent of all legislative seats, a big deal. An even bigger deal is what the tally of those results will mean: who will be holding the reins of state power, come the start of next year’s legislative sessions.

  • Congress Finds Compromise on Opioids

    The core of the bill deals with the increasing public health costs and lives lost to opioid misuse disorder. In a show of bipartisanship, both chambers passed the legislation, and sent it to the president for his signature.  

  • Rights for Crime Victims on the Ballot in Six States

    Six states—Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Nevada, North Carolina and Oklahoma—will offer voters the choice to amend their state’s constitution related to crime victims’ rights.

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Shane Zaldivar holds up a sign as crowds jam a Super Bowl event in San Francisco. Zaldivar said the sign was a protest against the lack of affordable housing in the city. There’s been a spate of legislation at the state and federal level this year addressing zoning for affordable housing. Eric Risberg/The Associated Press

Shane Zaldivar holds up a sign as crowds jam a Super Bowl event in San Francisco. Zaldivar said the sign was a protest against the lack of affordable housing in the city. There’s been a spate of legislation at the state and federal level this year addressing zoning for affordable housing. Eric Risberg/The Associated Press
 

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The September/October issue previews state legislative elections and what voters will face on statewide ballot measures. Also read about efforts to halt sexual harassment in legislatures, NCSL's new leadership and much more. 

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The “Our American States” podcast is where you hear compelling conversations that tell the story of America’s state legislatures, the people in them, the politics that compel them, and the important work of democracy.

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