What Republicans and Democrats are doing in the states where they have total power:
All that said, Sacramento, Salem , Santa Fe and Springfield are very different places but might at times have very similar legislation on the floors of their state legislatures. And if you live in Iowa, it’s actually fairly useful to see what laws are passing in Alabama and Texas — they are likely to come to your state soon.
If you’re wondering why some issues, and even specific bills, tend to proliferate across states, there are a few reasons. First, there are some policy questions on some issues that don’t really vary that much by state. Secondly, there are national groups who are both aware of how hard it is to pass legislation in Washington and understand the importance of state policy, so
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