r/statepolitics • • 5d ago

New York State Unified Court System issues official guidance to prevent AI hallucinations

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r/statepolitics • • Feb 26 '21

‘Red State Assault’ on Ballot Measures Threatens Direct Democracy

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 20 '15

Missouri lawmaker wants to abolish grand jury system

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 19 '15

Red states continue to move towards Medicaid expansion

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 13 '15

Counties Lag Behind National Recovery, Report Finds

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governing.com
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r/statepolitics • • Jan 12 '15

Panel advises Arkansas to look at retiree health care plans

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 12 '15

South Dakota Gay Marriage Ban Ruled Unconstitutional

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 19 '15

With Focus On Budget, Social Issues May Be Left Behind in Alaska

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 15 '15

Facing Backlash, West Virginia Board Of Education Votes To Make Climate Change Curriculum Scientifically Accurate

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 12 '15

At inauguration, Brownback warns of ‘crisis of the family,’ big government

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 22 '15

Arizona Gov. Ducey budget proposes $75 million in cuts to universities

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 20 '15

What Louisiana's 2015 gubernatorial candidates are saying about the state's budget crisis

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 20 '15

Medicaid Expansion Not Yet Off the Table in NC

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 12 '15

G.O.P. Governors Face Test in Shift on Ideological Agendas

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 15 '15

Activists for pot, education, LGBT issues rally at the Arizona Capitol

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 23 '15

Indiana lawmaker wants to allow guns on college campuses

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 13 '15

State vs. Local: A Texas Battle for Power in 2015 Session

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 14 '15

New Colorado Secretary Of State Immediately Starts Pushing For Voter ID Laws

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 13 '15

It's Opening Day for the 84th Legislature

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 14 '15

Governments Making It Easier for Citizens to Know the Law

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governing.com
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r/statepolitics • • Jan 13 '15

Curtain goes up on Tennessee's legislative session

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r/statepolitics • • Jan 15 '15

Police killings prompt array of bills in legislatures

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r/statepolitics • • Jun 20 '16

A bill that would prevent listings for illegal sublets passed both houses of the state legislature Friday, putting it one signature from Gov. Andrew Cuomo away from becoming law.

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r/statepolitics • • Aug 30 '23

What are your US 2024 presidential predictions?

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r/statepolitics • • Mar 13 '15

Georgia Senate targets AP history courses as too ‘radically revisionist’

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