At each of North Carolina’s recent public hearings on redistricting, some individuals and public policy groups spoke of their desire for an independent redistricting commission, a citizen’s redistricting commission, or some variation thereof. Looking at the current massive failures of such efforts in other states, the General Assembly has wisely concluded redistricting is a legislative...
This November 6th, all eyes will be trained on the Beehive state. Utah voters will head to the polls to express their views on Referendum 1, a statewide, universal education voucher program. If it succeeds, the program would be the first of its kind in the nation.
This week, K-12 education dominated both airwaves and print media, meaning even the most diehard education junkies got their news fix. Here’s a quick run-down on some of the high (and low) points.
State lawmakers will have a hard enough time redrawing their own districts and balancing the state's budget this year without having to draw a new congressional map to reapportion after losing the 13th, but that may be what has to happen.
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