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Food security policy extends beyond SNAP, with states using an array of nutrition, charitable food and community-based approaches to make food available to those in need. Read more: bit.ly/4s1HGIj
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The key tension for child welfare policymakers is how to both meet emergency needs and pay for prevention that saves money and heartbreak down the line. Read more: bit.ly/4hH8R7Z #NCSLsummit
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Lawmakers weigh guardrails for license plate readers amid privacy concerns. Learn more about this developing policy issue bit.ly/3Wa3m9g
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As artificial intelligence reshapes political campaigns, how can states address deceptive AI-generated content while protecting free speech? bit.ly/4yK26Yo @ASP
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When AI campaign ads fake reality, where should states draw the line? CA Assemblywoman Gail Pellerin (D) and AZ Rep. Justin Wilmeth (R) discuss how to address deceptive AI-generated political content while protecting free speech. bit.ly/4yK26Yo @ASP #AI #Elections #NCSL
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In 24 states and Washington, D.C., qualified residents can register to vote and cast a ballot at the same time. Seventeen states and Washington, D.C., offer this option during early voting and on Election Day. Read more in this week's #MapMonday: bit.ly/4rXzHvW
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act made significant changes to SNAP, requiring states to assess how current funding, staffing and technology systems align with new program responsibilities. Read more: bit.ly/4s1HGIj
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October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Strengthening cybersecurity practices can help ensure the safety of America’s water, transportation, healthcare and other vital systems. Read more: bit.ly/4hJZoNi
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As artificial intelligence reshapes political campaigns, how can states address deceptive AI-generated content while protecting free speech? bit.ly/4yK26Yo
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Training young people to respond to signs of trouble, increasing access to counselors and using the community schools model all show promise. Read more: bit.ly/3WlzMha #NCSLsummit
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A college degree can raise a graduate’s earnings, but the payoff depends on the program, the cost and whether the students complete their studies. Read more: bit.ly/4dK6Mpx #NCSLsummit
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Join NCSL for a timely post-election analysis of the 2026 state elections. They’ll discuss changes in legislative control, shifts within chambers, potential trifectas & the results of some of the most closely watched ballot measures. More: ncsl.org/town-hall #NCSLelections
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NCSL’s review of 2025 and ’26 legislation, updated this week, identifies about 100 bills and resolutions in 39 states addressing data center water use and related planning. Read more: bit.ly/4yQkZd0
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What changes should voters expect this year when they receive their ballot either in the mail, at early voting booths or on election day? Watch the full interview to hear from NCSL's elections director Katy Owens Hubler: bit.ly/4hReBw1 #NCSLelections
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On Election Day, voters in 16 states will have a say on tax policy. And, as in the 2024 election, property tax measures lead the way. Income tax measures come in a close second. Read more: bit.ly/4yrYRFA
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New federal SNAP rules are pushing states to rethink budgets, technology, staffing and how they help families keep food on the table. Read more: bit.ly/4ArVn7c #NCSLsummit
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Youth justice remains a perennial issue in states, requiring lawmakers to balance the interests of accountability and public safety with the welfare and rehabilitation of young people. Read more: bit.ly/3T2Hz2t
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With most legislative seats on the ballot and more than 150 statewide measures already qualified, NCSL elections experts say the 2026 cycle is still full of question marks. Read more: bit.ly/4dk2vsp
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October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Strengthening cybersecurity practices can help ensure the safety of America’s water, transportation, healthcare and other vital systems. Read more: bit.ly/4hJZoNi
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In 24 states and Washington, D.C., qualified residents can register to vote and cast a ballot at the same time. Seventeen states and Washington, D.C., offer this option during early voting and on Election Day. Read more in this week's #MapMonday: bit.ly/4rXzHvW
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