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Senate Democrats are weighing whether to go scorched earth in the face of Trump's agenda, breaking norms and rejecting unanimous consent requests.
• Make the General Assembly more transparent. Jackson and Stirling point out that while the North Carolina legislature fares well on some measures of openness and accessibility, a 2023 measure giving ...
By John Hood RALEIGH — North Carolina House Speaker Destin Hall earned at least two rounds of bipartisan applause at the start of this year’s legislative session. One was for assuming his new ...
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Kids visit Indiana statehouse to learn about the legislative processNone ...
When the General Assembly convenes each year for their regular legislative session, it often feels like we move at a break-neck pace. Dozens of bills are filed every day, committees ...
Secretary of State Cole Jester announced the results of his office’s “Election Security Review,” which grades different areas ...
The showdown between House and Senate Republicans is escalating as the two groups barrel ahead with their contrasting ...
Assembly Bill 128 would establish a public records ombudsman appointed by the governor. Open government experts have some ...
Senate Republicans on Wednesday fired the opening salvo in the battle to implement President Trump’s agenda by advancing a ...
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