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Senate Bill 101 would strengthen New Hampshire’s cross-district open enrollment program
Cross-district open enrollment program allows students to transfer to public schools in other districts that accept applicants.
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Building a neutral knowledge base on data centers in Ohio
House Bill 646 represents an invaluable opportunity to build a neutral, trusted, and commonly held knowledge base for Ohioans to decide on state-level policies.
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Missouri House Bill 2032 could restrict anonymous speech online
The bill's approach risks burdening lawful adult speech, creating new privacy risks, and overriding parental authority without meaningfully improving child safety.
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Missouri House Bill 2392 raises constitutional and data privacy risks
Other states that have passed laws similar to House Bill 2392 have either lost in court, been forced to delay effective dates, or are now awaiting hearings.
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Colorado House Bill 26-1286 would effectively ban driverless commercial trucks
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, human error or misbehavior is a critical factor in more than 90% of motor vehicle crashes.
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Minnesota Senate File 4010 strikes an appropriate regulatory balance on autonomous vehicles
Senate File 4010 takes an appropriate regulatory approach that would enable access to this safety-enhancing technology in Minnesota.
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Connecticut legislation would levy per-ounce tax on sweetened beverages
The available evidence does not support the conclusion that taxing sweetened beverages reduces obesity.
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South Carolina Senate Bill 519 would establish a lower excise tax rate for heated tobacco products
When safer nicotine alternatives are taxed at similar rates to combustible cigarettes, smokers are less likely to switch to them.
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Maryland can improve upon its proposal for a mileage-based user fee program
Maryland has a major transportation funding shortfall, and mileage-based user fees are one potential solution.
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Senate Bill 6129 would undermine tobacco harm reduction in Washington
Senate Bill 6129 would effectively undermine the financial incentives that could encourage Washington's smokers to switch to safer nicotine alternatives.
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Kentucky House Bill 774 would provide reliable information about fines and fees
Transparency is a precondition for sound criminal justice policy, and House Bill 774 represents a meaningful step toward that goal.
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Michigan’s “Kids Over Clicks” bills would replace parental oversight with government rules
The “Kids Over Clicks” package would create a vast web of regulatory controls that would degrade the overall user experience online.
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Maryland House Bill 1295 establishes a balanced policy for automated driving systems
Maryland House Bill 1295 takes an appropriate approach to enabling access to this safety-enhancing technology.
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Minnesota House File 3513 strikes an appropriate balance on autonomous vehicle regulation
House File 3513 would enable better access to this safety-enhancing technology in Minnesota.
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Senate Bill 909 would improve the safe deployment of autonomous vehicles in Maryland
The legislation would create statewide rules for fully autonomous vehicles while aligning Maryland’s policy with established national safety standards.
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Improving educational opportunity through Maryland Senate Bill 350
This bill would empower families to match their children with schools that best fit their needs, expanding educational opportunities for Maryland's students.
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Virginia’s proposed cannabis labor peace mandate violates federal law
House Bill 642 would unconstitutionally usurp the exclusive jurisdiction of the National Labor Relations Board to govern private-sector labor relations.
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Washington’s companion chatbot bill leaves important details open-ended
Reasonably attainable burdens of proof require clearly defined, testable, and objective requirements based on concrete product features.
