Politics

As the 2025 legislative session enters its 30th day in Washington, the pace of work is intensifying with 76 days remaining. Among the key issues debated this week, Senator Drew

Senator Julian Bradley’s journey to Wisconsin’s State Senate is one shaped by personal growth, family influence, and a desire to make a tangible difference. Born in Baltimore and raised in

David Winston’s latest WG Discussion Points reveal surprising insights into voter concerns about the national debt. Congressional Republicans may underestimate the issue, but new research from Winston’s team shows that

Recent test scores for Washington’s fourth and eighth graders reveal a troubling trend of continued learning loss in K-12 education. Despite claims by Superintendent of Public Instruction Chris Reykdal that

Jen Murphy is working to change Minnesota’s criminal justice laws after a newly passed reform threatens to allow her father’s killer to walk free after serving only four years in

The Florida Senate, led by Senate President Ben Albritton, has introduced a significant proposal aimed at expanding support for children with autism and their families. The bill, SB 112, filed

As policymakers consider economic proposals, it’s crucial to understand the financial challenges people face. To help inform this discussion, David Winston of the Winston Group has provided valuable insights from

On the first day of the 2025 legislative session, the Alabama Senate unanimously elected Sen. Garlan Gudger as the new Senate president pro tempore. Gudger, from Cullman, Alabama, was confirmed

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders unveiled new legislation during Natural State Day at the Capitol aimed at bringing lift-access downhill mountain bike parks to Arkansas. Sponsored by Senate President Bart Hester

Arizona State Representative Walt Blackman’s wildfire mitigation bills, HB2395, HB2398, and HB2400, have advanced through the House Committee on Land, Agriculture & Rural Affairs. The bills allocate $19 million to