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  • How Texas can improve the state’s student transfer law
    How Texas can improve the state’s student transfer law

    State policymakers can remove barriers for families by pursuing three policy reforms that would modernize the student-transfer law.

    By Aaron Garth Smith and Emily Sass
    September 12, 2022

  • California Proposition 27 (2022): Legalizes online sports betting, funds homelessness and mental health programs
    California Proposition 27 (2022): Legalizes online sports betting, funds homelessness and mental health programs

    Since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the federal prohibition on sports gambling in 2018, more than 30 states have legalized the activity.

    By Michelle Minton and Marc Joffe
    September 10, 2022

  • California Proposition 26 (2022): In-person sports betting regulation and tribal gaming expansion
    California Proposition 26 (2022): In-person sports betting regulation and tribal gaming expansion

    Prop. 27 would create a more robust and competitive sports betting market than Prop. 26 by allowing online and mobile betting, generating billions in revenue for the state, gaming tribes, and operators under agreement with those tribes.

    By Michelle Minton and Marc Joffe
    September 10, 2022

  • Nevada Question 3 (2022): Top-five ranked choice voting initiative
    Nevada Question 3 (2022): Top-five ranked choice voting initiative

    Under rank-choice voting, voters rank their preferred candidates rather than selecting one candidate to receive their votes.

    By Vittorio Nastasi
    September 10, 2022

  • Congress aims at big tech companies but would hurt startups and innovation
    Congress aims at big tech companies but would hurt startups and innovation

    The bill aims to limit big tech's power, but it would actually end up limiting innovation, start-up companies, and economic growth.

    By Grayce Burns
    September 9, 2022

  • Florida advances toward XBRL adoption, but Government Finance Officers Association opposes
    Florida advances toward XBRL adoption, but Government Finance Officers Association opposes

    This development is a major milestone in the evolution away from PDF-based financial reports and toward machine-readable disclosure.

    By Marc Joffe
    September 9, 2022

  • Nebraska’s K-12 education funding system lacks transparency, relies too heavily on property taxes
    Nebraska’s K-12 education funding system lacks transparency, relies too heavily on property taxes

    Nebraska ranks third in the nation for the proportion of total K-12 public school revenues it derives from local revenue sources.

    By Christian Barnard
    September 9, 2022

  • Colorado Initiative 122 (2022): Third-party delivery of alcohol beverages
    Colorado Initiative 122 (2022): Third-party delivery of alcohol beverages

    Colorado initiative 122 would allow businesses licensed to sell alcohol to use third-party home delivery services for alcohol beverages.

    By Michelle Minton and Guy Bentley
    September 9, 2022

  • Colorado Initiative 121 (2022): Sales of wine in grocery stores
    Colorado Initiative 121 (2022): Sales of wine in grocery stores

    Colorado initiative 121 would allow grocery stores and other businesses that are licensed to sell beer to also sell wine.

    By Michelle Minton and Guy Bentley
    September 9, 2022

  • Colorado Initiative 96 (2022): Concerning liquor licenses
    Colorado Initiative 96 (2022): Concerning liquor licenses

    Colorado Initiative 96 would incrementally raise the number of retail liquor store licenses an individual may hold.

    By Michelle Minton and Guy Bentley
    September 9, 2022

  • Modernizing the passenger facility charge to improve aviation
    Modernizing the passenger facility charge to improve aviation

    Modernizing the passenger facility charge would improve airports and increase airline competition.

    By Marc Scribner
    September 9, 2022

  • Montana C-48 (2022): Search warrant for electronic data amendment
    Montana C-48 (2022): Search warrant for electronic data amendment

    Montana’s C-48 would "make it explicitly clear that our digital information is protected from unreasonable government searches and seizures."

    By Vittorio Nastasi
    September 9, 2022

  • Colorado Springs doesn’t need to build public broadband
    Colorado Springs doesn’t need to build public broadband

    Data suggest that private interests in the market may make public broadband infrastructure unnecessary and ultimately a waste of taxpayer dollars.

    By Grayce Burns
    September 8, 2022

  • How Alaska’s defined contribution plan and supplemental annuity plan compare to the gold standard
    How Alaska’s defined contribution plan and supplemental annuity plan compare to the gold standard

    Alaska's retirement plans meet best practices in some areas but need some improvement in other areas.

    By Richard Hiller and Rod Crane
    September 8, 2022

  • Georgia temporary property tax change for disaster areas amendment (2022)
    Georgia temporary property tax change for disaster areas amendment (2022)

    The temporary property tax change for disaster areas amendment would authorize local governments to grant temporary property tax changes for properties damaged by disaster events.

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    September 7, 2022

  • South Dakota Measure 27: Adult-use marijuana legalization
    South Dakota Measure 27: Adult-use marijuana legalization

    South Dakota's Measure 27 would legalize the possession, distribution, and use of marijuana for persons 21 years of age and older.

    By Geoffrey Lawrence
    September 7, 2022

  • California Proposition 30 (2022): Tax increase on incomes above $2 million
    California Proposition 30 (2022): Tax increase on incomes above $2 million

    California's Proposition 30 would increase state income taxes to fund electric vehicle charging stations and wildfire prevention programs.

    By Marc Joffe
    September 7, 2022

  • California Proposition 29 (2022): Dialysis clinic requirements
    California Proposition 29 (2022): Dialysis clinic requirements

    California's Proposition 29 would require physicians, nurse practitioners, or physician assistants with six months of relevant experience to be on-site during treatment at outpatient kidney dialysis clinics.

    By Marc Joffe
    September 7, 2022

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