FGA In The States
Shaping policy and advancing opportunity nationwide
FGA works in all 50 states to advance proven, research-driven policies that expand opportunity, protect taxpayers, and promote accountable government. Through close collaboration with state leaders, lawmakers, and partners, we tailor solutions to meet the unique needs of each state while remaining grounded in principles that deliver results nationwide. From strengthening workforce participation to reforming welfare, our work helps states implement policies that empower individuals, strengthen communities, and drive measurable impact.
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Indiana State Senator Blake Doriot on Transparency, Accountability in School Board Elections
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Indiana State Senator Blake Doriot: Protect Our Elections—Bad Actors Are Everywhere
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Indiana Rep. Prescott: Ranked-choice voting is too expensive, complicated
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Indiana Rep. Prescott on school board transparency
Latest Research
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ResearchFrom Most Expensive to Most Favored: How the Trump Administration Is Bringing Down Prescription Drug Prices
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ResearchUnemployment Insurance Is Rife With Fraud And Abuse, And States Are Putting A Stop To It
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ResearchPrivate Generosity, Public Impact: How the New Federal Tax Credit Scholarship Program Is the Next Chapter of Educational Freedom
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ResearchCongress and the Trump Administration Are Strengthening Work Requirements and Protecting the Truly Needy on Food Stamps
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ResearchTo Protect Taxpayers, States Should End Funding For Dead-end Degrees
Latest Polling
FGA’s Center for Excellence in Polling (CEP) conducts market research and messaging analysis to inform policymakers and the public about voters’ opinions, attitudes, and concerns on critical public policy issues.
Our State Affairs Team
At FGA, we don’t just talk about changing policy—we make it happen.
By partnering with FGA through a gift, you can create more policy change that returns America to a country where entrepreneurship thrives, personal responsibility is rewarded, and paychecks replace welfare checks.