The Mayflower Experiment
by Jery Payne In August of 1620, a group of Puritans set sail from Southampton, England, on two ships named the Mayflower and the Speedwell. The destination was Virginia. The […]
Miscellaneous
A Brief Evolution of Campaign Ads
by Robert Garcia Soon we will begin to see a few campaign ads and posters, and soon after that they will be everywhere. The modern campaign ad or poster is […]
Capitol Visitor Services: The Public Face for Legislative Council Staff
by Gwynne Middleton While state capitol regulars may be most familiar with the nonpartisan Legislative Council Staff (LCS) for its hardworking crew who staff legislative committees, constituents are more likely […]
Does My Bill Really Enact a Compact?
By Thomas Morris Drafters are often given a draft bill that purports to be a compact — sometimes called an interstate compact. However, in at least some instances, it is […]
Tips for an Effective Legislator
by Gwynne Middleton By the time legislators reach the hallowed halls of the State Capitol, they have mastered many important leadership skills that will serve them well in working with […]