Each year, the Spokane City Council makes tweaks to the public rules for its meetings, making adjustments in the hopes of streamlining the most prominent aspect of its legislative work.

Source: Diaspora group demands referendum clause in 2030 Bill -Newsday Zimbabwe THE Zimbabwe Diaspora Vote Initiative (ZDVI) has called on President Emmerson Mnangagwa to stop debate on the ...

Bengaluru: Paper ballots may make a partial comeback to Karnataka's electoral process after 11 years, with the state govt Tuesday introducing a bill to ban the use of electronic voting machines (EVMs) ...

We can’t play chicken with the Constitution. Last month, the Commonwealth of Kentucky received a visit from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis promoting House Concurrent Resolution 45 (HCR 45) calling for ...

A City of Omaha $411 wastewater project contract has stalled as the City Council mulls over a proposed amendment.

Seminole County commissioners discuss the potential revenue loss from a proposed amendment to phase out most property taxes in Florida.

The Illinois Supreme Court began weighing arguments Tuesday in a case that challenges the state’s ability to prohibit people with nonviolent felony convictions from possessing a firearm. At issue is ...

House Speaker Laurie Jinkins on Tuesday afternoon called the proposal a “historic, nearly 100-year bill” to remake the state’s tax structure. The Tacoma Democrat said her caucus entered the debate ...

The Los Angeles City Council will pay out $177 million in contracts to tenant-rights attorneys who routinely sue the city and groups who rally against the LAPD. The 12–1 vote came after more than ...

Oklahoma politicians have imposed complex rules to strangle people's right to propose new laws without legislative approval. Can Supreme Court help?

The United States set a new precedent at the United Nations annual women’s rights meeting by requesting a recorded vote on the draft conclusions. The US action culminated after weekslong negotiations ...

Brothers in Law is a recurring series by brothers Akhil and Vikram Amar, with special emphasis on measuring what the Supreme Court says against what the Constitution itself says. For more content from ...