In 2005, the Legislature passed another seismic safety law, Senate Bill 2, which required Oregon’s Department of Geology and Mineral Industries to study all school and emergency services buildings in ...

As mid-cycle redistricting advances in several states, former Secretary of Transportation and Democratic commentator Pete ...

Gov. Mike Kehoe went on the offensive Wednesday against critics of the new congressional map approved by Missouri lawmakers, ...

President Donald Trump's administration is asking the Supreme Court for an emergency order to remove Lisa Cook from the ...

It will be very tempting to use the New Jersey and Virginia gubernatorial races as predictors for next year’s midterms.— Sometimes these races do provide a preview of the following year, but there are ...

Carving up Johnson County to dilute its voting power mid-decade would likely be unpopular and legally tenuous, lawmakers told ...

During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday, Chairman Chuck Grassley said that Turning Point USA, Kirk’s ...

Senator Rusty Black, Republican from Chillicothe, will be the new chair of the Missouri Senate Appropriations Committee, ...

The state's highest court determined there is no statute in place prohibiting partisan gerrymandering, throwing out the League of Women Voters' suit.

The South Carolina Supreme Court dismissed a case challenging partisan gerrymandering in the state Wednesday, indicating that ...

JEFFERSON CITY — A decision by the Republican leader of the Missouri Senate to jettison the Legislature’s most experienced ...

Economists expect the Federal Reserve to announce a 0.25% interest rate cut this week, addressing inflation and a slowing job ...