New Hampshire's CIO has joined a "prestigious yet small group" of state tech officials to have served in their roles for more than a decade.

Georgia's chief digital and AI officer said data can help governments match the private sector's customer-centric standards.

GovJobs.fyi is the latest effort to connect laid-off federal employees with new jobs in state and local government.

The Alabama House of Representatives approved a bill that would remove ERIC as a potential source of data for validating voter registrations.

Delaware has renewed an interagency group tasked with halving the state's homeless rate within five years.

Ohio recently became the ninth state to join a voter database run by Alabama, departing a cooperative that once enjoyed strong bipartisan support.

Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon said the SAVE Act would burden election offices that are already strapped for resources.

The Hawaii Department of Health is distributing a new health media survey over text message with the aim of reaching a larger audience.

Gov. JB Pritzker appointed Brandon Ragle, who has served as the acting chief information officer of Illinois, as the state's permanent CIO.

A bill that would create a larger and centralized IT agency in Florida has passed the state Senate with zero no-votes.