State lawmakers passed nearly 100 bills in two days to meet this session's crossover deadline, the time when non-budgetary measures have to pass at least one chamber of the General Assembly to stay alive.
Bills about the death penalty, education policy and environmental regulations are among those that still have legs.
Host Frank Stasio talks with 瓜神app capitol reporter Jorge Valencia and 瓜神app education policy reporter Reema Khrais about the measures that survived or failed to meet the crossover deadline.
