Politics

As policymakers consider economic proposals, it’s crucial to understand the financial challenges people face. To help inform this discussion, David Winston of the Winston Group has provided valuable insights from

On the first day of the 2025 legislative session, the Alabama Senate unanimously elected Sen. Garlan Gudger as the new Senate president pro tempore. Gudger, from Cullman, Alabama, was confirmed

Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders unveiled new legislation during Natural State Day at the Capitol aimed at bringing lift-access downhill mountain bike parks to Arkansas. Sponsored by Senate President Bart Hester

Arizona State Representative Walt Blackman’s wildfire mitigation bills, HB2395, HB2398, and HB2400, have advanced through the House Committee on Land, Agriculture & Rural Affairs. The bills allocate $19 million to

As the clock ticks down to the June 2025 deadline, New York State’s mandate to ban Indigenous-themed school mascots has drawn sharp criticism, with several Long Island communities openly defying

Launched in 2021, Florida’s New Worlds Reading Initiative (NWRI) has become a cornerstone in the state’s effort to improve early literacy. Targeting students from Pre-K through 5th grade who are

The 2025 tax wars are underway, with the expiration of key provisions from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act fast approaching. New research from David Winston and the Winston Group’s

Arizona House Republicans are pushing forward with legislation aimed at making housing more affordable and preserving individual rights to land division and homeownership, particularly in rural areas where land prices

Tennessee lawmakers have moved forward with Governor Bill Lee’s universal school voucher proposal after a key vote in the Senate Education Committee on Tuesday. The proposal, which would allocate up

In 2019, Kentucky took a bold step in criminal justice reform with the passage of the Dignity Bill, spearheaded by state Senator Julie Raque Adams. This groundbreaking legislation sought to