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The Nation's Changing Complexion and What It Means for the Future

The changing demographic face of America is a familiar topic. Most people understand the country is seeing a rapidly aging white population, that the growth in our population is increasingly among people of color, and that these trends have profound societal and political ramifications.

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Campaign Finance: Show Us the Money

Hard and soft money, dark money, contribution limits, disclosure of donors—we so easily get caught up in the particulars of campaign finance regulation.

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Who Should Elect the President?

Have you ever tried to explain to someone who does not follow politics how we elect the president? You always get to that uncomfortable moment where you have to say: No, voters don’t actually elect the president, the members of the Electoral College elect the president.

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Redistricting: You Can Go Your Own Way

Anyone who thinks things are the same from one state to the next should consider redistricting.

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More Than Half of Military Members Lack Confidence in Voting System

Did you know that 67 percent of military service members don’t have confidence that their ballot was counted during an election? Or that 56 percent of military service members think the process for receiving a ballot is too complicated or confusing?

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Yea or Nay: That is the Ballot Question

In November, voters will not only choose between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton—not to mention candidates from another 16 parties who will appear on at least 20 states—but also vote Yes or No on 125 statewide ballot measures in 35 states (and counting).

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State Primary Rules Are All Over the Map

The presidential nomination season comes to an official close with this week's Democratic National Convention, but in many parts of the country the state primary process remains in full swing.

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In-Depth on the 2016 Election--No Walls or Emails Included

In case you hadn’t heard, it’s an election year. We can assure you there is a lot more going on this election season than building walls and deleting emails.

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Free Webinar July 12: Supreme Court Redistricting Cases

If it feels like your state just finished redistricting, the 2020 census is right around the corner. This term the Supreme Court was busy deciding redistricting cases that came out of the last census. These cases will impact the next set of maps your state draws.

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Then and Now: Growth of Online Voter Registration

Online voter registration has taken the election world by storm in recent years and is really the story of elections in from 2012 to 2016.

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This blog offers updates on the National Conference of State Legislatures' research and training, the latest on federalism and the state legislative institution, and posts about state legislators and legislative staff. The blog is edited by NCSL staff and written primarily by NCSL's experts on public policy and the state legislative institution.