50 State Guide to State Legislative Information Now Bundles Hard Copy and PDF Together for One Price

Jan. 26, 2011 - PRLog -- Published annually since 1986, the State Legislative Sourcebook now bundles a new searchable and hyperlinked PDF edition with the traditional hard copy publication. “We are confident that the PDF’s search capability and hyperlinked website and e-mail addresses will make it a valuable companion to the hard copy edition,” said Lynn Hellebust, Publisher.

Each of the 50 state sections in the Sourcebook include sources for legislative directories, individual legislator profiles, legislative procedural manuals, legislative bills and other documents, bill tracking services, state political websites, state political blogs and newsletters, state blue books and many other indispensable state politics resources.

Now in its twenty-sixth year, the Sourcebook provides access to over 3,100 crucial sources of state legislative information. Hellebust noted that, “There really is no other resource like the State Legislative Sourcebook. It is the ideal reference for anyone who needs information on any state legislature.”

The sources for each state legislature are organized under six major subject headings -- legislative organization and process, individual legislator information, legislative session, interim study period, lobbying and advocacy information, and general state politics and government. The entry for each source includes a description and contact information, including address, telephone and fax numbers, e-mail address, website where appropriate, and price information.

Whether its how to find information on a state representative or state senator, a phone number to call for the status of a bill, how to find a local bill tracking service, where to get a hard copy of a bill, or how to get legislative committee rosters, the answers to these and many other questions about each of the 50 state legislatures are included in this carefully researched and updated annual volume.

To learn more about the State Legislative Sourcebook and to see a sample chapter, visit http://www.statelegislativesourcebook.com.