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Core Publications Published 10 times a year, State News offers updates and in-depth analyses of state programs, policies and trends in the executive, legislative and judicial branches. Understanding change is the first step toward identifying and implementing effective responses. Trends in America Issue Briefs are designed to help state leaders promote positive change through forward looking policies and strategic investment. Published since 1935, The Book of the States has been the reference tool of choice for more than half a century, providing information, answers and comparisons for all 56 U.S. states and territories. The most comprehensive set of state directories published, this collection includes the names and contact information for key state government officials. A valued series of compilations of suggested legislation on topics of current importance to states, Suggested State Legislation (SSL) compiles draft legislation so that the experiences of one state may prove beneficial to others. Regional Publications CSG Reports Acceptance and Use of Electronic Payments for State Taxes and Fees, June, 2007.
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State News Trivia
In the United States, 84.2 percent of citizens were covered by health insurance in 2006, according to the 2008 Book of the States, published by The Council of State Governments. Which state has the highest percentage of residents covered by health insurance? Which state had the lowest percentage?
States Address Dropout Problems
Stateline Midwest examines policy strategies in Illinois, Michigan and Ohio to address those states' high school dropout problems.
CSG/ERC Supports Increases in LIHEAP
In the face of rising energy prices, which put an increased burden on low-income families throughout the U.S., The Council of State Governments/Eastern Regional Conference is supporting increased funding for low-income heating assistance program.
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