Beginning in 2019, several states passed legislation aimed at the use of deepfakes. This year, at least 40 states have pending legislation in the 2024 legislative session.

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How do states treat people who are incarcerated for redistricting purposes? Six states have policies to reallocate prisoners and inmates to their home addresses.

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How are state legislatures addressing the 40,000-plus deaths that occur annually on American roadways?

Join NCSL for an overview of the current state of America’s traffic safety landscape and legislative trends related to traffic safety.

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Education savings accounts are programs that route public per-pupil funding into government-authorized savings accounts for families with students not attending public schools. The funds can be used for a variety of educational expenses.

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In a 7-2 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld the constitutionality of the funding mechanism for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.

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The NCSL Legislative Summit offers a variety of training sessions designed to take your professional skills to the next level.

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State governments are finding ways to support the needs of mothers struggling with addiction while keeping their infants and young children safe. These state efforts reflect a shift in greater child welfare policy toward family preservation.

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Beginning in 2019, several states passed legislation aimed at the use of deepfakes. This year, at least 40 states have pending legislation in the 2024 legislative session.

Read more: bit.ly/4ayIfz4

At least 36 states considered education savings accounts legislation in 2023, and 13 states have implemented the programs.

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As part of #LegislativeStaff Week, NCSL gave away free NCSL Base Camp registrations to four lucky winners:

Emilie Zanders, PA
Barry Hubbard, CT
Alex Mascioli, WV
Eli Gaugush, MI

In all, over 2,100 shoutouts were submitted during this year's #LegislativeStaff Week!

In this issue of #CapitoltoCapitol , DEA begins process of rescheduling cannabis, HUD releases proposed changes to HOME Program, and more.

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How are state legislatures addressing the 40,000-plus deaths that occur annually on American roadways?

Join NCSL for an overview of the current state of America’s traffic safety landscape and legislative trends related to traffic safety.

Register now: bit.ly/4apTYjQ

Congratulations to Connecticut!

Connecticut’s legislative staff submitted an impressive 692 shoutouts and is the winner of this year's ice cream social. Last year's winner, Michigan, came in second with 586 shoutouts, followed by West Virginia and Minnesota.

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🗣 to everyone interested in becoming an exhibitor at the 2024 NCSL Legislative Summit in Louisville this August! Don’t miss your chance to be part of the largest gathering of state legislatures in the nation!

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As short-term rentals reshape the hospitality landscape, policymakers face the dual task of capitalizing on economic opportunities while addressing calls for regulatory and tax adjustments to ensure fair and sustainable growth.

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The federal government has several different approaches to providing funding for child care and early childhood, with state involvement varying significantly across programs.

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Beginning in 2019, several states passed legislation aimed at the use of deepfakes. This year, at least 40 states have pending legislation in the 2024 legislative session.

Read more: bit.ly/4ayIfz4

State governments are finding ways to support the needs of mothers struggling with addiction while keeping their infants and young children safe. These state efforts reflect a shift in greater child welfare policy toward family preservation.

Read more: bit.ly/3V1wXyP

Education savings accounts are programs that route public per-pupil funding into government-authorized savings accounts for families with students not attending public schools. The funds can be used for a variety of educational expenses.

Read more: bit.ly/3wPYGsS

Momentum is building for the 2024 NCSL Legislative Summit, your premier opportunity to explore the states’ most pressing issues, learn what works in other states, and network with colleagues from across the country.

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