New York

Director of State Outreach
America's Credit Unions
Washington, D.C.

Director
General Assembly
Colorado

Although primary elections are the most common way for political parties to nominate candidates, states vary in how those elections are conducted.

On this episode, host Tim Storey sat down with Reid Wilson, founder and editor of the state-focused Pluribus News platform, to how states are tackling some of their toughest issues.

Federal Update! Congress Returns, Administrative Action & More. Inside: Disaster Relief I Waters of the Untied States I Energy Efficiency

Dave Burhop is the agency director of the Virginia Division of Legislative Automated Systems.

In this issue of Capitol to Capitol NCSL Urges Congress to Replenish FEMA Disaster Relief Fund, HHS Announces First 10 Drugs for Medicare Negotiation and more.

A panel of public health policy experts at the Legislative Summit discussed the challenges of recruiting new health care professionals, retaining those already on the job and ensuring health care access in the communities that need it most.

Bio coming soon. 

September edition of the Plugged In Newsletter, NCSL’s monthly energy newsletter highlighting key state and federal developments affecting energy policies. 

A panel of mainly college administrators, some of them former athletes, gathered to mull the impact of college sports betting and athletes’ use of name, image, likeness opportunities during a session at NCSL’s Legislative Summit.

Tane Danger, co-founder of Minnesota’s Theater of Public Policy, is the keynote speaker at this year's professional development seminar for two legislative staff groups. On the podcast, he discussed how the skills you need for improv,...

The NCSL Foundation for State Legislatures positions your government relations team to have the most effective impact on the state legislative process. Here are the benefits you'll receive as a sponsor.

The ability to post position papers on NCSL's website is one of the benefits of being a Foundation sponsor. We encourage all of our sponsors to take advantage of the opportunity to make your organization's views known to our constituents....

Descriptions of the awards made to NCSL programs from the NCSL Foundation for State Legislatures.

New front-end justice primer, plus a roundup of front-end justice policy, research and news.

After successfully adapting Kentucky’s election procedures during the pandemic, the state’s Democrats and Republicans worked together to make permanent some of the changes, including expanded early voting and absentee ballots.

Many states have turned to community paramedicine to ensure access to primary and preventive care and reduce emergency department use—and its financial impact on the health care system.

Expanding scope of practice policies to include non-physician health care practitioners is one strategy to increase access to care, especially in rural and underserved areas. NCSL maintains a national database tracking scope of practice issues in...

Army Master Sgt. Cedric King shared his message of resilience during the 2023 NCSL Legislative Summit session “The Courage to Come Back” in Indianapolis.

Even as once-experimental concepts, including pay transparency and competency-based hiring, are becoming more common, many states are relying on proven strategies, including better pay and benefits, to attract talent to public sector jobs.

An insider’s guide to Indy, life on Hoosier time, stories from first-year lawmakers, finding younger workers for state jobs, and more.

In this issue of Capitol to Capitol NCSL Policy Directives and Resolutions, USDA Briefing for NCSL on New Tools to Combat Summer Hunger, and more.