On this podcast, she talks with Tim Storey, CEO of NCSL, about changes in the media and how it covers politics, how incentives for some elected officials have changed, the diminishing power of parties and the most interesting storylines in this...

For its “Staff Snapshots” series, NCSL talks with Melissa Schmidt, a principal attorney with the Wisconsin Legislative Council.

Recognize your colleagues with a shoutout, or two, and be entered to win! Four lucky winners will receive their choice of either a free registration for NCSL Base Camp (in November) or $100 off the registration fee for a Fall 2022 Legislative...

For its “Staff Snapshots” series, NCSL talks with Monique Appeaning, a fiscal analyst and special projects coordinator in Louisiana’s Legislative Fiscal Office.

For its “Staff Snapshots” series, NCSL talks with Angela L. Allen, the deputy manager and bill clerk for the Michigan Senate.

As November nears, reliable elections are top of mind. Join us as Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill talks about instilling election confidence in his state’s voters, along with tips on how others can approach the topic, too.

For its “Staff Snapshots” series, NCSL talks with Molly McAllister, the training and staff development coordinator for the Connecticut General Assembly.

During this webinar, learn how audit offices have revamped their report designs to make them more visually appealing, useful and easy to read.

For its “Staff Snapshots” series, NCSL talks with Kathy Patterson, the head of the Office of the District of Columbia Auditor.

For its “Staff Snapshots” series, NCSL talks with C.M. Park Kaleiwahea, the assistant sergeant-at-arms in the Hawaii Senate.

Every day, you and your colleagues work behind the scenes to support the work of state legislatures. From drafting bills to keeping computer networks secure, legislatures couldn't function without you. This week, we celebrate your...

For its “Staff Snapshots” series, NCSL talks with Jeff Wice, the special counsel for the New York State Assembly.

Agenda from the NCSL State and Local Taxation Working Group Agenda meeting, held May 18-19, 2022 in Seattle, Washington.

Every year, we pause to celebrate the good work of legislative staff, like you, who work behind the scenes to support state legislatures.

Spring 2022 issue of The Voice, the newsletter of the Legislative Information and Communications Staff Professional Association.

Join us for a conversation with Erica Keswin, a workplace strategist, who discusses the role of rituals in the workplace and power of gratitude in this special podcast to kick off Legislative Staff Week 2022.

In this issue, find a review of the Help America Vote Act after twenty years, an update to the number of states that have prohibited or limited privates funds in elections, brief summaries of recent election-related enactments and a roundup of...

This webinar will discuss how health notes were developed and content included in a note. Respondents will also have a chance to highlight how they have used health analyses in their legislatures. 

Researchers have identified several public workforce programs that are yielding higher annual earnings for participants and reduced duration of unemployment insurance claims, among other promising results.

An update on state legislative efforts to address prescription drug costs and access.

This meeting brings together legislators and legislative staff from several southeastern states to explore rural health challenges and opportunities within the region and discuss policy options to strengthen rural health within the unique context...

With multiple state agencies—health, education, human services—often providing programs for children and families, states are recognizing the need for a more coordinated approach.

Seven points to consider when talking to your constituents about elections and how to curb the spread of election misinformation, disinformation and malinformation.

NCSL surveyed 40 state legislators from both sides of the aisle about their knowledge of strategies to prevent child maltreatment.