Policy Orientation 2012

Massachusetts Question 3 Doesn’t Guarantee More Choices

Massachusetts ranks second to last in the country for competitive state legislative elections. This November, three out of five state legislative races have only one candidate on the ballot, leaving voters with little choice. In a state dominated by one party, a “top-two” system would more likely remove the minority party from the November ballot...

Veritas April 2018

This issue of Veritas, the quarterly publication of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, features solutions to correctly measure poverty, introduces the Texas Prosperity Promise, explores whether free college is a good idea, a farewell from our CEO Brooke Rollins, an introduction of Lieutenant Colonel Allen West and the Booker T. Washington Initiative, and recaps the 2018 Policy Orientation and Visionaries Meeting. 

Nevadans Consider Popular Measure To Require Identity Verification For Mail-In Voting

Next Tuesday, Nevadans will vote on Question 7 for the second time, deciding whether to add voter identification requirements to the state constitution. The question comes against a backdrop in which a legitimate ballot’s fate can depend on something as simple as handwriting. In a state where elections are sometimes decided by just a handful...