Politics

State Representative Rob Leverett has been recognized as the most effective lawmaker of the 157th Georgia General Assembly by the Center for Effective Lawmaking (CEL), a collaborative initiative dedicated to

Four bills authored by Senator Romaine Quinn passed the Wisconsin State Senate this week, each one quietly tackling everyday issues that hit close to home for people in Northwest Wisconsin.

Facing a staggering $12 billion deficit, California Governor Gavin Newsom unveiled a revised $322 billion state budget Wednesday, drawing sharp criticism from Republican Assemblywoman Alexandra M. Macedo over continued funding

Governor Phil Scott has issued Executive Order 04-25, instructing the Agency of Natural Resources to pause enforcement of multi-state mandates requiring auto manufacturers to meet specific electric vehicle (EV) sales

This year’s New York state budget, totaling approximately $254 billion, has raised significant concerns about the state’s financial trajectory and the process through which it was passed. Critics, including Senator

New York State Senator Joseph Griffo hosted a critical meeting last week in Albany to address concerns surrounding the state’s Advanced Clean Truck (ACT) Rule. The meeting brought together business

This week’s WG Discussion Points by David Winston focuses on the critical Senate races in Maine and North Carolina, which will be pivotal for Republicans heading into the 2026 elections.

In a critical step to protect minors online, Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier filed a lawsuit against Snap, Inc., the operator of Snapchat, for blatantly disregarding the state’s landmark HB

As the 2025 legislative session draws to a close, Indiana lawmakers are reflecting on the successful passage of a series of critical measures aimed at strengthening the state’s economy, improving

The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has announced the 2025 MVPs of the Kentucky General Assembly, recognizing 11 legislators who played pivotal roles in advancing pro-business legislation and enhancing the state’s