StateScape blends the human touch with powerful technology to deliver fast, accurate, and comprehensive legislative and regulatory information to organizations seeking a competitive edge in government affairs. Our team of experienced government relations professionals offers a full range of services tailored to meet your needs and fit your budget. StateScape provides:

• Legislative and regulatory monitoring
• Coverage of all 50 states, Puerto Rico, over 2,000 localities and the federal government
• Issue analysis and political intelligence
• Real time updates and e-mail alerts
• Bill version comparison capabilities
• Hundreds of report formatting possibilities
• Links to customized reports with real time updates
• Customized web pages and direct data feeds
• Exceptional customer support, and much more...

Assistance with lobbying, coalition building, and compliance data management is available through our strategic partners. StateScape is a one-stop shop for state, local and federal government relations services. To learn more about what StateScape can do for you, click here.

Recently, StateScape's client sites were transformed to provide users with a sleeker, more modern interface. Statescape's powerful features and functions are still there -- as are some new ones -- so contact us to arrange a demo... or clients, log in here.

Stateline.org, a leading online outlet for state government-related news, posted an article surveying the efforts state lawmakers have undertaken to address the growing problem of insurers covering treatment for autism. In the piece, StateScape is cited as a primary source of data upon which the article is based.
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In December 2007, after 15 years of residence in modern high-rise office complexes, StateScape moved into an historic row house in Old Town Alexandria, Virginia. Two centuries ago, George Washington roamed these streets, but, to date, we have no evidence that he did, in fact, sleep here.

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