By Kolesar & Leatham LAS VEGAS (Jan. 7, 2015) – With the Nevada state legislature prepared to convene for its 78th session in less than a month, Kolesar & Leatham, a Las-Vegas based business law firm, announced its full service government affairs affiliate, Kolesar...
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By Federalist Society Judiciary Chairman will preview legislative agenda especially as it relates to tort reform, mortgage reform, construction defect reform, education reform and Obamacare
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By Briscoe Protective Systems Inc. WHAT: Suffolk County Legislator John M. Kennedy Jr. (12th District) and Legislator William R. Spencer, M.D.
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By Save-A-Pet Animal Rescue and Adoption Center Bill No. 1047-2014 To Protect Companion Animals Being Sold in Suffolk County Pet Stores Will Be Discussed on April 29
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By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform Student organizations in Florida have called on the Legislature to establish an explicit right to vote, a task force on voting to expand and improve voting access, and repeal 2011's House Bill 1355.
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 | By The Arc Maryland, Inc. The state’s largest-not-for profit statewide grassroots advocacy organization dedicated to the rights of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities hosted the annual Calendar Delivery Day to kick off the second day of Maryland General...
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 | By Council on Black Minnesotans The state Council on Black Minnesotans will hold both an Open House and a Legislative Development Discussion on Saturday, November 16, 2013 at the 1st National Bank Building in Saint Paul, Minn.
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 | By YMCA of Metropolitan Denver More than 150 high school students in YMCA’s Youth in Government to convene for hands-on, mock General Assembly at the state capitol
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By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform (FLIER) believes that the retaliatory nature of Amendment 12 would provide state university students with nothing more than a chilling effect over student representation in the higher education system.
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By Reservation Nexus New York City innkeepers form an alliance to protect their businesses from state legislation. B&Bs throughout the nations, too, are advised to begin lobbying.
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By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform Multi-member super districts, elected through proportional representation, are a better idea to resolve Florida's redistricting fight.
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By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform Without big bank accounts for lobbying or campaign contributions, Florida's college and university students are finding out the hard way about how little "representative democracy" they have in the state's two-party plutocracy.
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By www.ttara.org The TTARA Research Foundation has released an update of its award-winning publication, “An Introduction to School Finance in Texas.”
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By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform Spurred on by Palm Beach State College's Boca Raton campus Student Government Association, a statewide group representing Florida's 1 million state college students proposes the repeal of HB 1355 and improvement of access to voting.
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By Ashford Radio Ashford Radio had the honor of having Renee Ortiz, the Chief Deputy Clerk for Suffolk County Legislature, who plans to run for Islip Town Council this year, as a special featured guest on Friday, November 4th, 2011.
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By Swordfish Communications Columnist Reihan Salam says New Jersey State Senate District 6 candidate offers solutions to homeowners desperate to lighten the burden of underwater mortgages.
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By Leah Rush What maps will the Legislature consider?
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By Tracey McNerney Beloved Pig to be sent to Local Animal Park Thanks to the Efforts of Racheal Smith
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By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform Despite the presidential elections of 1824, 1876, 1888, and 2000, the risk of the Electoral College rejecting the popular vote is still ever present. FLIER calls on Florida to adopt SB 440, the National Popular Vote bill, to resolve this problem.
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By VoteForYork Committee York Kleinhandler announces candidacy for the Rockland County Legislature
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By Three Squares Inc. Maritime Industry Leaders and California State Legislators explore areas of common interest in looking at industry’s important issues at the 2011 California Maritime Leadership Symposium.
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By Rhonda Reddick, Androvett Legal Media & Marketing Gardere Wynne Sewell’s Government Affairs Group completed a successful 82nd Regular Session of the Texas Legislature, assisting clients in the passage of numerous pieces of key legislation.
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By Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform The Florida Initiative for Electoral Reform (FLIER) says the recent session of the Florida Legislature clearly proves that representative democracy is not one of the Legislature's core values. As a result, Florida remains an "aspiring democracy".
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By Sarah Thornton Parker Stremmel joins Nevada political consulting firm.
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By Terry Corbell If passed, a stalled bill in the Washington State Legislature will alleviate workers compensation rates, according to Seattle management consultant Terry Corbell.
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By Global Gold Group Utah Governor Gary Herbert signed legislation last week making gold coins and silver coins legal tender in the State of Utah.
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By Leolinda Parlin 350 Self-Advocates, Family Members and Caregivers will Celebrate their “Abilities” during the “Day at the Capitol” Event
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By Global Gold Group The State of Utah took another step forward last week towards making gold coins and silver coins legal tender as currency within the state’s borders.
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By Thrifty Pet Supply Thrifty Pet Supply is raising awareness of what laws may affect you and your pets. Utah legislator wants to change the state’s animal cruelty law to make it legal to shoot and kill feral animals.Thrifty Pet Supply wants to know where you stand?
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By Bob Aronson 98 Arizonans were promised then denied coverage for life saving organ transplants. New Coalition forms to pressure legislature and Governor to restore funding.
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