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Newsom signs California ban on officials issuing memecoins
Elections and votingGov. Gavin Newsom signed a state measure prohibiting public officials from issuing memecoins.
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News · CA
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a state measure prohibiting public officials from issuing memecoins.

News · NC
An opinion tied to the CMS superintendent controversy argues that a proposed state records law would strengthen public oversight.

News · VA
West Virginia has announced a statewide rebate program focused on household energy expenses.

News · MT
Montana voters will decide one U.S. Senate race and elections in both U.S. House districts on Nov. 3, 2026.

News · IL
Illinois voters will choose a U.S. senator, governor and other statewide and congressional officeholders on Nov. 3, 2026.

News · TX
John Fetterman rejected criticism of his work as a senator and his standing as a Democrat in a dispute involving foreign policy.

News · MO
Missouri Republican officials objected on X after the Supreme Court kept the state's 2022 map in place instead of the 2025 HB 1 plan.

News · MO
The unanimous order settles which congressional districts Missouri voters will use in the 2026 general election.

News · AZ
The measure would require notice of tax increases, adding a disclosure step to the process.

News · PA
Publishers ending access to a digital game would have to preserve play or issue a refund of at least 25%.

News · NE
Nebraska’s governor announced a temporary pause on diesel taxes for agricultural producers in the state.

News · CO
Evans said he did not vote to cut Medicaid, but Nutter points to his legislative vote as evidence that the denial is false.

News · CT
A Connecticut student is out of ICE detention, while a senator is calling for an investigation into the detention.

News · CA
The governor described the 10 new laws as gun-safety measures, while Guns.com characterized them as restrictions on guns.

News · AZ
An Arizona lawmaker has proposed increasing federal support for services that help people gain English fluency.

News · CA
The California Supreme Court directed the Riverside County sheriff to return 650,000 ballots taken into custody.

News · VA
Lawmakers raised concerns that larger fines for public marijuana use would worsen unequal outcomes among racial groups.

News · AR
The ballot question would reduce property tax funding for the Saline County library system by 35%.

News · NY
No candidate or party can be called ahead without a defined contest, polling figures or election results.

News · PA
The bill would set age limits and testing requirements for hemp products containing THC in Pennsylvania.

News · CA
The governor approved a state measure described as a counterpoint to Trump, turning the proposal into California law.

News · CA
The new laws address marijuana testing, product tracking and consumers’ access to information.

News · NY
Trump is applying his New York real estate outlook to a capital governed by distinct historic and legal considerations.

News · NY
The New York representative says she may decide after the 2026 midterms, while Sen. Chuck Schumer has not announced his 2028 plans.

News · AZ
Eight measures sent to the ballot by state lawmakers address taxes, education, election rules and other state policies.

News · IL
Illinois enacted the nation’s first climate migration law, but the state’s follow-through has stalled.

News · MS
Mississippi voters will decide a U.S. Senate race and contests in all four congressional districts on Nov. 3.

News · AK
The phrase is being used to question whether political figures answer to Alaskans or powerful interests outside the state.

News · FL
Republican dominance shapes Florida’s political landscape, but it does not decide November contests before voters cast ballots.

News · TX
The Pennsylvania senator drew laughter after calling himself a Republican, then reaffirmed that he remains a Democrat.