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California Governor Signs Worker AI Protection Laws
Elections and votingThe new California laws are intended to protect workers from risks associated with artificial intelligence.
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News · CA
The new California laws are intended to protect workers from risks associated with artificial intelligence.

News · DE
The City Council voted to increase fines for saving parking spaces in Wilmington.

News · CA
The new state law is intended to prevent abusers from using legal proceedings to continue harming survivors.

News · AR
The invitation involving Little Rock and Western Railway is not directly connected to an election, candidate or ballot measure.

News · SD
Bryon Noem spoke publicly two days after his wife of 34 years, former South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, filed for divorce.

News · PA
The measure would allow independent and third-party voters to participate in Pennsylvania primary elections.

News · US
Dodik’s victory claim ties a Bosnia vote to ethnic tensions, questions about the country’s unity and hopes connected to the European Union.

News · US
Party leaders are asking Quebec voters for support as the campaign enters its final phase before Monday’s election.

News · US
No verified odds or election results establish either party as the favorite to control Congress after the 2026 midterms.

News · US
Trump changed course by urging Republicans to vote by mail as Democrats’ prospects for taking Congress were described as improving.

News · US
The House majority whip used a Maine appearance for Paul LePage to criticize Democratic candidates, including Abdul El-Sayed.

News · US
Quebec’s 2026 campaign moves to election day Monday after more than five weeks of campaigning.

News · SC
South Carolina voters will decide three statewide offices and elections for all seven U.S. House districts on Nov. 3.

News · ND
Voters will choose a U.S. House member, secretary of state and attorney general in North Dakota’s Nov. 3 election.

News · ME
Maine expanded mail voting during a closely watched Senate race, a year after 250 mail ballots ended up in an Amazon package.

News · MA
The Nov. 3 election includes contests for U.S. Senate, all nine U.S. House seats and statewide constitutional offices.

News · OH
Ohio’s next governor will help shape how, when and under what rules about 8 million registered voters cast ballots.

News · NJ
The statewide map identifies operating and proposed data centers, as well as about 100 towns that have banned AI facilities.

News · MD
Maryland’s 2026 ballot includes races for governor, attorney general and all eight U.S. House seats.

News · KS
Political spending is drawing attention to Kansas as the national Senate map moves toward Republicans despite worsening conditions for the GOP.

News · OR
Oregon’s 2026 ballot includes races for governor, U.S. Senate and all six of the state’s U.S. House seats.

News · VA
Virginia voters will choose a U.S. senator and representatives for all 11 congressional districts on Nov. 3, 2026.

News · TN
Tennessee voters will choose a governor, a U.S. senator and representatives for all nine congressional districts on Nov. 3.

News · OH
After losing his Ohio Senate seat in 2024, Brown is looking to union voters to help return him to Washington.

News · MO
Gov. Kehoe signed an order relaxing fuel and weight rules for Missouri farmers during the harvest period.

News · MN
The complaint targets Minnesota judges’ criticism of Metro Surge and begins a review process rather than deciding the matter.

News · MD
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced funding for an initiative aimed at combating child poverty in the state.

News · AL
The law takes effect Oct. 1 as attention turns to data center contracts, commission reviews and public access to the process.

News · AZ
The proposal would change Arizona’s early-voting rules, with its full effect determined by the measure’s legal text.

News · IN
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita alleges disciplinary officials retaliated against him because of political speech.