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Bills 'Sponsored' in Sacramento by Outside Groups Usually Become Law

May 6, 2015 at

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In the state capital, sponsored bills are pieces of legislation for which the idea originally came from an outside group. KQED California Politics and Government Editor John Myers joins us to talk about some data KQED crunched on sponsored legislation in the 2013-14 legislative cycle.

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Bills 'Sponsored' in Sacramento by Outside Groups Usually Become Law

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