The Blog at MSPC

Idaho voters could soon decide whether to overhaul the state’s primary process and adopt ranked choice voting. But even if the measure...

Taxes are one of the ways states compete with each other in our federalist system.

Sending voters a supermajority for tax increases constitutional amendment is a prudent thing for policymakers to do.

It's difficult to find much good news about the direction of K-12 public education.

A decision by SCOTUS on whether to accept the case is expected sometime this winter.

We are hopeful that policymakers in the Mountain States will remove the mystery surrounding taxation by adopting a tax transparency website.

How do the legislatures in the Mountain States work? To answer this question, we checked with legislative officials in each state.

More than 500 packed the Boise Centre on Friday night at Mountain States Policy Center’s first annual Boise dinner.

Is the U.S. Supreme Court posed to slam the door shut on efforts by some to impose wealth taxes across the country? We may soon find out.

Here is my interview with Kevin Hibbard, Director of Wyoming’s State Budget Department, on the state’s fiscal process.

Women gathered in Spokane this week to learn about the free market’s power to improve lives. More than 100 guests attended The Woman...

Without government control, how will the internet survive? Just fine, thank you very much.

Idaho is going to have a big opportunity to expand broadband the right way with $583 million in federal funding.

Senior MSPC staff and a few board members had the opportunity to meet with Montana Governor Greg Gianforte this week.

One way to help bring greater transparency to property tax increases is with a reform called Truth in Taxation.

Moving our election systems to a clean open primary like Washington’s Top Two, is a debate worth having.

The federal government has advanced the argument that Google behaved anti competitively when promoting its search product.

When it comes to the proposed merger of Idaho-based Albertsons and the supermarket giant Kroger, there's no need for a cleanup on aisle...

Policymakers should focus their property tax reform efforts on improving transparency and voter engagement with Truth in Taxation.

Providing parents and students with more school choice options is the next test Wyoming policymakers need to pass.