Here at Plural, we’re always hyperfocused on state legislative work. When most legislatures are in recess, we’re planning how to best present legislative insights to you when their activity starts back up again. This constant focus on looking ahead does make us feel a bit like the people who start counting down the days until Christmas while we’re still in July. But this level of preparation and awareness of what’s to come can help ensure that the policy professionals we serve can hit the ground running in the new year. So, without further ado, download our 2025 legislative sessions schedule today.
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Plural helps top public policy teams get and stay ahead in the public policy landscape. With Plural, you’ll:
- Access superior public policy data
- Be the first to know about new bills and changes in bill status
- Streamline your day with seamless organization features
- Harness the power of time-saving AI tools to gain insights into individual bills and the entire legislative landscape
- Keep everyone on the same page with internal collaboration and external reporting all in one place
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More Resources for Public Policy Teams
The Hidden Cost of Treating Policy Tracking as a Standalone Function
When policy intelligence isn’t integrated into enterprise risk and compliance workflows, organizations miss early signals, underestimate impact, and struggle to translate external change into internal action.
How Affirm Streamlines Multi-State Bill Tracking with Plural
“With Plural, I’m not spending hours digging through legislative sites. It surfaces and summarizes what matters so I can stay focused on advocacy and stakeholder engagement.”
Why Policy Intelligence Belongs Inside Enterprise GRC
Policy tracking has historically lived with government affairs teams, while GRC systems have lived with legal, compliance, and audit. In practice, those worlds collide every day. Whether it’s a bill that creates new operational risk, a regulation that triggers internal controls, or an enforcement trend that demands executive attention.
