Monthly Archives: April 2018

Legislative Update: Utah

2018-04-29T19:03:18-04:00

Utah Legislature poised to override Governor’s veto of bills that address separation of powers The Utah state legislature will convene to vote to override Governor Herbert’s veto of two bills and a budget line-item veto related to the bills. The first bill – SB 171 – authorizes the legislature to intervene in court cases that impact [...]

Legislative Update: Utah2018-04-29T19:03:18-04:00

Election Preview: Hawaii Gubernatorial Primary

2018-04-29T18:55:05-04:00

Primary Election: August 11, 2018 General Election: November 6, 2018 Governor David Ige (D- HI) Democratic Governor David Ige is running for a second term as chief executive of the Aloha State. First elected in 2014, Ige defeated Democratic Governor Neil Abercrombie in the primary by a 35-point margin—the first time in state history an [...]

Election Preview: Hawaii Gubernatorial Primary2018-04-29T18:55:05-04:00

Legislative Update: Arizona

2018-04-29T01:23:19-04:00

President Trump signs McCain sponsored bill to expand the Amber Alert program to Indian Country            The McCain bill, cosponsored by ND Sen. Heidi Heitkamp (D), is a bi-partisan effort to address gaps in the Amber Alert program that oftentimes leaves Indian Country, especially rural areas, in the dark.  The bill provides additional [...]

Legislative Update: Arizona2018-04-29T01:23:19-04:00

Legislative Update: Colorado

2018-04-28T23:36:21-04:00

Colorado lawmakers consider bill to increase sexual misconduct requirements for colleges and universities A proposed bill to require Colorado colleges and universities to adopt and periodically review sexual misconduct policies has passed the House Education committee and heads to the full House for consideration.  The Senate version has secured a sponsor. The sexual misconduct policies [...]

Legislative Update: Colorado2018-04-28T23:36:21-04:00

Legislative Update: New Mexico

2018-04-26T23:33:15-04:00

State makes additional money available for Summer school programs Additional funds have been made available for the upcoming Summer school program which will serve more than 22,000 low-income children.  The additional funds will add an extra 25 instructional days to the program. A total of $28 million is available statewide for Summer school.  All 50 [...]

Legislative Update: New Mexico2018-04-26T23:33:15-04:00

SBIR Workshop Helps Fund Small Businesses with Big Ideas

2018-04-26T01:25:38-04:00

Every year, the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program and the Small Business Technology Transfer (SBTT) program award more than $2.5 billion a year in research and development grants to encourage innovative ideas in a variety of industries. Ultimately, this competitive program incentivizes small businesses to look outside conventional industry processes to solve challenges with [...]

SBIR Workshop Helps Fund Small Businesses with Big Ideas2018-04-26T01:25:38-04:00

Election Preview: New Hampshire Gubernatorial Primary

2018-04-12T01:31:41-04:00

Primary Election: September 11, 2018 General Election: November 8, 2018 Governor Chris Sununu (R-NH) Voters in the Granite State will head to the ballot box this November as Republican Governor Chris Sununu seeks a second term. New Hampshire, along with Vermont, holds gubernatorial elections every two years. First elected in 2016, Sununu’s surname runs deep in New [...]

Election Preview: New Hampshire Gubernatorial Primary2018-04-12T01:31:41-04:00

Election Preview: 2018 Connecticut Gubernatorial Primary

2018-04-09T16:11:34-04:00

Primary Elections: August 14th, 2018 General Elections: November 6th, 2018 Governor Dan Malloy (D-CT) In April 2017, Governor Dan Malloy (D) announced he would not seek a third term. According to a February Morning Consult poll, Malloy had a 23-percent approval rating, the second lowest of any governor. In lieu of his low job performance, more than 20 candidates have expressed [...]

Election Preview: 2018 Connecticut Gubernatorial Primary2018-04-09T16:11:34-04:00

Legislative Insight: State and Local Governments Take on Net Neutrality

2023-09-11T01:32:13-04:00

In early March, Washington Governor Jay Inslee (D) signed state legislation protecting net neutrality, while preventing internet service providers from manipulating their connection speeds for profit. “We’ve seen the power of an open internet. It allows a student in Washington to connect with researchers all around the world — or a small business to compete in the global marketplace. [...]

Legislative Insight: State and Local Governments Take on Net Neutrality2023-09-11T01:32:13-04:00

Election Preview: South Carolina Gubernatorial Primary

2018-04-05T11:54:46-04:00

Primary Election: June 12, 2018 General Election: November 6, 2018 Governor Henry McMaster Voters in South Carolina will head to the polls this November to decide the direction of the state, but not before a bruising primary battle for both parties. Incumbent Governor Henry McMaster (R) is running for his first full term. McMaster took office when [...]

Election Preview: South Carolina Gubernatorial Primary2018-04-05T11:54:46-04:00
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