October 25, 2022 NCSL Town Hall Takeaways: Election Workers and Processes Counties across the country are still recruiting for some of the most important of all election officials: poll workers. “Poll workers are really essential workers for democracy,” says Amanda Zoch, project manager in NCSL’s... State Legislatures News, Elections State Legislatures NewsVideo
October 17, 2022 Ballot Measures Give Voters a Say in Electoral Process Partisan control and candidate races may be dominating the headlines as the midterm elections get underway, but voters in a handful of states will also weigh in on at least 12 important ballot measures that could have major impacts on the... State Legislatures News, Elections State Legislatures News
October 13, 2022 States Chart Their Own Paths on Campaign Finance Regulations More than $550 million. That’s how much has been raised so far for this year’s state legislative races. According to Open Secrets, a website that tracks donations, spending varies significantly by state, from $6.9 million in... State Legislatures News, Elections State Legislatures News
September 15, 2022 The Census Is Finished but Questions About Data Quality Linger Overcoming delays, the Census Bureau completed its decennial enumeration during a pandemic, but questions about data quality remain. State Legislatures News, Elections State Legislatures News
September 15, 2022 Redistricting: It’s All Over but the Suing Many states’ newly drawn district maps will be challenged in court, but political change is likely to be minimal at the state level. At the federal level, it might be another story. State Legislatures News, Elections, Redistricting and Census
September 14, 2022 12 Ways to Boost Election Accuracy, With Little Partisan Impact Here are 12 common steps officials can take to increase and maintain election accuracy—with negligible partisan impact. State Legislatures News, Elections State Legislatures News