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Join your colleagues in San Diego Dec. 5-7 for NCSL Forecast ’23, a new program designed to deliver insight into pressing policy issues of the year ahead. Early bird $99 pricing for legislators and staff available through Nov. 11.
Two experts in Medicaid join the podcast to discuss big changes coming in the new year for Medicaid agencies and enrollees when the current federal public health emergency for COVID-19 expires.
Join us online Nov. 15-16 for a next-level learning experience that will provide professional development specific to the legislature and unique opportunities to hear from national policy experts. Bonus! You don’t have to leave your office.
Whether, and how, states regulate campaign finance varies greatly. This webpage provides a national overview of options and compares existing policies to those of the rest of the nation.
With voters in 46 states choosing 6,279 state legislators and 36 governors on Nov. 8, as well as deciding 117 statewide ballot measures, NCSL’s elections team has compiled a resource page on the upcoming 2022 State Elections.
Several states have enacted legislation in recent years to identify and protect wildlife corridors, contributing to over 1,000 dedicated wildlife crossings in the U.S. today.
NCSL podcasts connect you with state legislatures, offering insights from legislative leaders and staff, astute political observers and public policy experts from across the nation. Download or stream our collection today.
Find the latest news on state policy, politics and personalities as well as stories from the print edition of State Legislatures magazine.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, we went from dinner out to dinner in. Americans took to cooking at home and the use of food-delivery apps more than doubled as takeout often took the place of eating at restaurants.
