We all know that lawmakers use logrolling to craft final deals on legislation. One party in the negotiations will accept provisions it doesn’t like in order to secure support for separate provisions from the other party.
A new John Locke Foundation report recommends that North Carolina state budget negotiators use “reverse logrolling” as they craft a final deal on the budget scheduled to take effect July 1. In the video clip below, report author Sarah Curry explains reverse logrolling and explains how it would improve North Carolina’s budget plan. You can learn more here.
