Unpacking the Voter ID Debate
New Resources from the National Conference of State Legislatures

Unpacking the Voter ID Debate


In today’s newsletter: Voter ID laws test the balance between election security and voter disenfranchisement; U.S. maternal mortality rates continue to climb; and daylight saving time is here again. Also, they’re seeing red in Collinsville, Ill., home to the world’s largest catsup bottle.


Voter ID: Unpacking the Debate as Voters Head to the Polls

Can voter ID laws ensure both election security and ballot access for all eligible voters? Two lawmakers discuss that question and more in the latest installment of NCSL’s video partnership with the civic engagement platform A Starting Point.

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States Take Up Social Media Regulation

A growing number of states are searching for ways to keep children safe online without hindering constitutional rights to privacy, access and free speech.

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Love It or Hate It, Daylight Saving Time Is Here

Some wish daylight time were permanent; others want it gone for good.

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Why Are US Moms More Likely to Die in Childbirth?

With the U.S. maternal mortality rate climbing—it was more than 10 times the rates of some other wealthy countries in 2021—states are searching for solutions. In this Q&A, lawmakers discuss their states’ efforts to boost maternal mental health care and address pregnancy risks.

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Map Monday: Presidential Primary Dates

The U.S. primary election system was developed during the Progressive Era at the turn of the last century to wrest decisions from party bosses and give voters a say in who appeared on general election ballots.

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NCSL’s ‘Chief Encouragement Officer’

Staff Chair Sabrina Lewellen is NCSL’s “other CEO,” elevating and celebrating legislative staff. She is also leading the way as the organization plans its 50th anniversary celebration.

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How Does Technology Shape the Voting Experience?

From getting registered to casting ballots, technology is woven into the voting experience, leading to enhancements—but also complications—in the modern voter's journey.

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My District: Is Home to the World’s Largest Catsup Bottle

The quirky landmark in Collinsville, Ill., sparked a namesake festival and annually draws visitors to the area’s parks, bike trails and other attractions.

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Online Meetings

March 1–April 5 |?Broadband Deployment and BEAD Webinar Series

March 8–June 14 |?US Elections Practice and Policy: Spring 2024 Webinar Series

March 15 |?State-Federal Briefing: Federal Update…Rapid Fire

March 20 |?Bill Information Service and NCSL Legislation Database Training?for Members

March 22 |?Postsecondary Career and Technical Education Pathways

April 5 |?Beyond Infrastructure: Solutions to Deployment Barriers

April 12 |?After the Voting Is Over: Counting, Results Reporting, Recounts (and More)

In-Person Meetings

April 5 |?ASLCS 2024 Spring Business Meeting, New Orleans



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