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03/14/2025

We were fortunate to be able to attend several educational sessions on alt energy and local siting hosted by the Energy Foundation this week in St. Paul, MN. This pic is from a legal briefing on local siting by the Sabin Ctr for Climate Change Law w/Columbia Law School.

11/12/2024

https://apnews.com/article/female-legislature-new-mexico-majority-ecf633cb46d6ae126ae7813772783434?utm_source=copy&utm_medium=share

Women won a majority of seats in the New Mexico Legislature in the general election, stirring expressions of vindication and joy.

10/31/2024

10 years ago today, was my last day with a job. My colleagues and I at States Strategies have enjoyed every day since, working on impactful policies across all fifty states. Special thanks to our past, current and future clients!

01/29/2024

Click on your favorite states to find out their session calendars. Most states' legislative sessions for 2024 started earlier this month, or will do so over…

12/27/2023

Maybe a tad delayed but we have been busy.

Image courtesy of Mel Poole on Unsplash.com - free images.

02/15/2023

NASDA’s Winter Policy Conference in Arlington Va this week is a must-attend for anyone involved with food, agriculture and sustainability policy.

12/22/2022

Happy Holidays!

12/07/2022

It’s great to work with clients as they support training new policy makers to better help them develop evidence based policy. Sitting in on a training zoom this afternoon.
States Strategies is excited to work in 2023 with legislators across the country.

10/31/2022

Happy Halloween!🎃

09/09/2022

The Economist is helpful in providing fresh external commentary about what is going on here in the US as well as globally. However, like most other international or national news orgs they also can have a rather parochial and short sighted view of anything that happens "outside the Beltway" when it comes to policy issues. That is why I found this article to be unusually insightful in terms of trying to explain the fifty states and how what happens across the country impacts national policy. It has an excellent temporal chart showing US states and partisanship over the last fifty years.

This will have profound implications for the union