Date Published: 4/1/2013

Description: Legislation requiring voters to show identification documents at the polls has become a hot topic in election administration.  Many states have enacted laws that require voters to show photo ID, however, not all states have followed this lead.

Date Published: 3/1/2013

Description: Photo ID is on the agenda again this session in many states.  States that enact photo ID laws can expect to incur new expenses, including the costs of providing free voter ID cards, voter education, expanded poll worker training, and legal challenges. 

Date Published: 2/1/2013

Description: Proposals to require voters to show photographic identification at the polls continue to be debated in state legislatures across the country.  Advocates of these laws believe photo ID requirements prevent voter fraud, while opponents fear they may disenfranchise eligible voters.

Date Published: 1/1/2013

Description: This guide provides basic parliamentary information in an easy-to-read format and serves as a primer on parliamentary fundamentals. 

Date Published: 1/1/2013

Description: This guide provides basic parliamentary information in an easy-to-read format and serves as a primer on parliamentary fundamentals. 

Date Published: 11/9/2012

Description: What did voters decide in this year's historic election? From the office of the president to state legislative races to ballot issues, we offer in-depth analysis on the 2012 elections.

Date Published: 10/23/2012

Description: Dealing with generational differences and personalities, understanding changing expectations from boss to boss, and learning how to deal with stressful situations can be overwhelming. Learn how to deal with difficult people in the workplace with professionalism and respect. Presenters will guide participants through many common situations, offering useful insight to professionals from all kinds of offices.

Date Published: 9/26/2012

Description: Americans in several states will decide the fate of key ballot issues during November’s election. Whether issues are put on the ballot by state legislatures or the people, our initiative and referendum expert analyzes the key issues to watch and what bold policy developments could be made on election day.

Date Published: 6/19/2012

Description: Though there are fewer reporters covering Capitols today, they still need comment and reaction to breaking news. If you'd rather hug a cactus than talk to a reporter, then this webinar is for you. Hear the reasons why you should work with the media and how you can make your next encounter less prickly.

Date Published: 6/5/2012

Description: 2012 marks the 225th anniversary of the U.S. Constitution. Its content and intent might be debated daily, but the document remains a strong, steady force in the nation's governance. This webinar will provide some historical context and discuss the major changes and attacks it has survived in the last two-and-a-quarter centuries.