Author: Lindsey Zea

In May, a new budget was passed to fund state operations for the next two years. After going through rounds of suggested language, the General

Saturday, March 9th, marked the last day (also known as Sine Die) of the 2024 General Assembly session. This means that all bills have either

Today begins the last week of the 2024 General Assembly session. This means that conference committees are meeting for some bills; they will negotiate compromises

With two weeks left in the General Assembly session before Sine Die, the official conclusion of the session, the House and Senate Committees are beginning

This week included some startling developments at the General Assembly. It started Monday with a distasteful series of events where House leadership prevented amendments on

We are about half way through the 2024 General Assembly session, with crossover on Tuesday, February 13th. This means that bills are getting rapidly shepherded

This week many good policy ideas were rejected by House and Senate committees, including a bill to allow K-12 students to attend a school outside

The General Assembly hit the ground running on January 10th and will soon have been in session for three weeks. The same day that the

Yesterday, Saturday (02.25.2023), the General Assembly adjourned Sine Die, ending the regular legislative session for 2023. Negotiations on the budget failed to reach full fruition,