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7 Zombie Bills State Legislators Don’t Need to Bring Back from the Dead Next Session

by Mattias Gugel October 29, 2026

Kansas Lawmakers Should Wait for Federal 340B Fixes, Not Codify Bad Law

by Leah Vukmir October 20, 2026

State Ballot Measures Like Wealth Tax Could Be Tests for National Level

by Mattias Gugel October 14, 2026

Colorado Families Have Plans for Their Money, but Proposition NN Would Disrupt Their Spending

by Mattias Gugel October 14, 2026

A Higher Bar for Higher Taxes

by Leah Vukmir September 23, 2026

Ending State Income Tax Would Grow Missouri Paychecks

by Leah Vukmir July 02, 2026

New Jersey Senators Paused on the Climate Superfund. Lawmakers Should Kill It for Good.

by Mattias Gugel July 01, 2026

15 Myths about Data Centers—and the Taxpayer Perspective

by Jess Ward, Leah Vukmir June 24, 2026

South Carolina Lawmakers Should Leave Debanking to Washington

by Jess Ward June 23, 2026

Michigan HB 5139 Will Ease Tax Administration and Compliance Burdens

by Mattias Gugel June 11, 2026

Illinois Interchange Fee Prohibition Act Increases Complexity, Would Hurt Small Businesses and Consumers

by Jess Ward May 28, 2026

So, Policymaker, You Got Cornered in the Grocery Aisle on Data Centers

by Mattias Gugel, Leah Vukmir May 26, 2026

SC’s Anti-Debanking Bill May Sound Fair Until You Apply for a Loan

by Jess Ward, Mattias Gugel May 03, 2026

340B Bill Would Drive Up Health Care Costs for All New Yorkers

by Leah Vukmir April 28, 2026

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