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    Abolishing Oklahoma’s death penalty would be good for justice and for taxpayers

    Since 1981, 10 people in Oklahoma have been exonerated while on death row awaiting execution.

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    Finding consensus on environmental and permitting reforms to build needed infrastructure

    Needless delays, bureaucracy, and litigation are increasing costs and preventing the U.S. from building 21st-century energy projects, highways, transit, and more housing.

    By Robert Poole
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    The proposed States Reform Act would drastically reduce the federal tax burden facing legal cannabis companies and lay the groundwork for a stable legal marketplace. 

    By Geoffrey Lawrence
    October 4, 2022

  • Federal RAISE grants continue to fail to prioritize key transportation projects
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    By Baruch Feigenbaum
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    By Marc Joffe
    September 29, 2022

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    By Jude Schwalbach
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    New York’s public school spending continues to grow while enrollment declines

    New York schools lost tens of thousands of students but inflation-adjusted education spending increased by $26.4 billion between 2002 and 2020.

    By Ari DeWolf
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    By Adrian Moore
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    Voters’ guide to 2022 statewide ballot initiatives

    Reason Foundation's policy analysts are examining many of the ballot initiatives on voters' ballots in November 2022.

    By Adrian Moore
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  • Reforming the Airport Investment Partnership Program
    Reforming the Airport Investment Partnership Program

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    By Marc Scribner
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    A recession could add trillions in debt to public retirement systems’ existing unfunded liabilities.

    By Anil Niraula and Zachary Christensen
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  • Voters’ guide to Florida’s 2022 ballot measures
    Voters’ guide to Florida’s 2022 ballot measures

    A guide to proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution.

    By Adrian Moore
    September 25, 2022

  • Nevada Question 1 (2022): The equality of rights amendment
    Nevada Question 1 (2022): The equality of rights amendment

    Question 1 would enshrine a modified version of the federal Equal Rights Amendment into the Nevada Constitution.

    By Geoffrey Lawrence
    September 25, 2022

  • Florida Amendment 2 (2022): Measure to abolish the Constitution Revision Commission
    Florida Amendment 2 (2022): Measure to abolish the Constitution Revision Commission

    Amendment 2 would revise the Florida Constitution to take out the section requiring and governing the Constitution Revision Commission.

    By Adrian Moore
    September 25, 2022

  • Ohio Issue 1 (2022): Determining bail amounts based on public safety
    Ohio Issue 1 (2022): Determining bail amounts based on public safety

    Would reinstates requirement that Ohio courts consider public safety as well as risk of non-appearance when setting bail.

    By Vittorio Nastasi
    September 25, 2022

  • Abolishing Ohio’s death penalty would be good for justice and for taxpayers
    Abolishing Ohio’s death penalty would be good for justice and for taxpayers

    Since 1979, 11 people in Ohio have been exonerated while on death row awaiting execution.

    By Vittorio Nastasi
    September 23, 2022

  • Florida Amendment 1 (2022): Disregard flood resistance improvements in property value assessments
    Florida Amendment 1 (2022): Disregard flood resistance improvements in property value assessments

    Amendment 1 would add flood damage protection to the list of things the state legislature can exempt from property taxes. 

    By Adrian Moore
    September 23, 2022

  • Webinar: ESG trends and impacts on public pensions
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    How environmental, social, governance (ESG) strategies and trends are impacting public pension systems and taxpayers.

    By Leonard Gilroy
    September 23, 2022

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