Montana State Senator Barry Usher and California Assemblywoman Cecilia Aguiar-Curry came together to highlight the power of bipartisanship and NCSL's role in protecting the independence of legislatures.

Currently, 24 states have laws preventing municipal elections on federal election dates, seven states require states to have on-cycle elections, and 19 states give the option to cities to choose their own dates. Read more: https://t.co/djabjaqXa5

Heads, Horns, and Wings - End Time Prophecy Today our subject is: heads, horns and wings. Bible prophecy is fascinating, it's a subject that merits a lot of investigation, but a lot of people are confused by the use of imagery, Bible prophecy uses a lot of imagery, for example

State policymakers continue to explore ways to reduce unintended pregnancies and promote health, educational and economic outcomes for young adult women on college campuses. Read more: https://t.co/wY19SHRLkp

Legislators this year are linking resources across health systems to create a continuity of care and reduce maternal mortality. Read more: https://t.co/smzXuPxlph

In recent years, states have enacted laws to mandate water fluoridation or repeal existing mandates, shifting decisions to local governments. This policy snapshot outlines five key considerations and highlights five recent state actions. Read more: https://t.co/5BFtoQcEQQ

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Science writer Shankar Vedantam says, “We make better decisions for our future selves than we do for our present selves.” Read more: https://t.co/Z48gSZL6d8

Once a decade, states revise the legislative districts from which voters will elect members to the U.S. House of Representatives and their state legislatures for the next decade. So why are Californians voting on new maps next month? Learn more: https://t.co/Kj8TflnmjX

With changes to SNAP expected in 2027, states are beginning to assess potential impacts on their budgets and communities. Learn more about the potential impact in our new webinar series: https://t.co/0olWtChUMV

The partnership between the U.S. Census Bureau and NCSL spans more than 50 years and has transformed redistricting into a collaborative process aligning census data and state needs. Read more: https://t.co/pcxoLmjJCP

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As the U.S. responds to energy needs, new technology, and renewable resources, planning and forecasting practices, like resource adequacy, must also undergo revisions to keep up with changing infrastructure and generation. Learn more: https://t.co/ISRX6iy8iw

States have varied policies about whether lottery winners can be anonymous. Some states consider winners’ names public information. A handful of states allow all winners to remain anonymous. Read more in this week's #MapMonday: https://t.co/XIBwBbwv2V

In this issue of #CapitoltoCapitol: federal shutdown update, SNAP-Ed funding winding down, and more. Read more: https://t.co/KJaOdqGwdn

With changes to SNAP expected in 2027, states are beginning to assess potential impacts on their budgets and communities. Learn more about the potential impact in our new webinar series: https://t.co/0olWtChUMV

Imagine inheriting a treasure trove of ancient wisdom. Lessons forged in fire, etched in history. We trash it for shiny new trends. We doom ourselves to repeat epic fails. "The Inheritance of Values" unpacks how our cultural DNA is lost, silently.

Currently, 24 states have laws preventing municipal elections on federal election dates, seven states require states to have on-cycle elections, and 19 states give the option to cities to choose their own dates. Read more: https://t.co/djabjaqXa5

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There are more than 38 million people in the U.S. who have completed some college courses but did not receive a degree or certificate. On this episode, we get the perspective from two people about how to bring those learners back into the system. Tune in: https://t.co/CM3S7FyGUt

Encouraging consumers to change the way they use energy in their homes can improve grid stability without the need to spend money on new infrastructure, two NCSL energy policy experts say. Read more: https://t.co/edR7JzlHcz

Sharing an official Vertical Format video for my latest song Kadhal Travels We amalgamated reels made by so many people out there from Chennai to Madurai to Japan and Malaysia too and made a video for the song. Massive thanks to all who made reels with our song and kindly

The partnership between the U.S. Census Bureau and NCSL spans more than 50 years and has transformed redistricting into a collaborative process aligning census data and state needs. Read more: https://t.co/pcxoLmjJCP

The first Sunday in November marks the end of daylight saving time. Did you know in 2025, at least 35 states have considered 93 bills or resolutions related to DST? Read more: https://t.co/9VlJQTimbd

In recent years, states have enacted laws to mandate water fluoridation or repeal existing mandates, shifting decisions to local governments. This policy snapshot outlines five key considerations and highlights five recent state actions. Read more: https://t.co/5BFtoQcEQQ

In a rapidly changing federal landscape, states are stepping up to recruit and support professionals across the health care workforce. Read more: https://t.co/8EiBJ3Pxvw

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