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The Generational Divide Hits the Legislature

2010 Spring Forum: April 9, 2010

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Running time: 59:54

Presenters
Andrew Krzmarzick,
Community Manager, GovLoop.com, North Carolina
Natalie O’Donnell Wood,
Senior Policy Specialist, NCSL, Colorado

Panelists

JoAnn Hedrick, Chief Clerk Emeritus of the House, Delaware
Patsy Spaw, Secretary of the Senate, Texas
Scott Keeter,
Director of Survey Research, Pew Research Center, Washington, D.C.
 

 

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The Generational Divide Hits the Legislature

Whether you’re talking about legislators or staff, there are generational differences in the Baby Boomer, Generation X and Millennial groups. Experienced legislative leaders and staff directors sense some positives and negatives with the new arrivals and think they must take action to get the different generations to work together. Also, in term-limited and high-turnover states, the need to address these issues is even more acute.

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