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NCSL Legislative Video Resource Center

The NCSL Video Resource Center is a collection of recorded webinars accessible for on-demand learning.

Sizing Up the 2024 Political Landscape with Amy Walter

One year from now, Americans will vote for more than 6,000 legislators, more than 35 governors, a new Congress and the White House. What issues will drive voting? How much will the economy matter and how will the parties talk about kitchen table issues? Will the war in Ukraine or tensions with China influence politics at home? Join Amy Walter, one of the nation’s leading political analysts, for a deep dive into the electoral landscape and exclusive insights into how the 2024 cycle might affect state policymaking.

Making the Most of Key Data and Research Sources

Legislative staff are often asked to dig into policy areas and provide information in short time-frames. Join us to learn about some reliable data and research resources available for legislative staff and how to maximize their features.

Writing for a Legislative Audience

Legislative staff create a wide variety of written products. From newsletters to emails to constituent correspondence—the list goes on and on. But regardless of the purpose, certain tactics are essential to crafting concise, efficient and easy-to-digest content. Join us to learn how to effectively organize your thoughts and put them across in a form that maximizes the impact of your information.

Evictions on the Rise: What's a State to Do?

About 3.6 million evictions are filed each year due to rising housing costs and inability to pay. Learn about renter and landlord protections and how two states are trying to reduce evictions by making civil courts more family friendly.

The Hottest Election Law Trends

As another presidential year looms, NCSL keeps a close eye on election policy, including how people choose to vote, vote counting, voter registration accuracy and much more. NCSL’s elections team shares insights from the last three years so lawmakers are prepared to pursue legislation to further improve election administration in 2024 and beyond.

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