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  1. States of Transparency: Colorado

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction.

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  2. States of Transparency: Alaska

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction.

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  3. States of Transparency: Missouri

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction.

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  4. States of Transparency: South Dakota

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction.

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  5. States of Transparency: New Jersey

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction. This week: New Jersey Website: www.nj.gov/transparency               www.elec.state.nj.us Six months after a corruption scandal that was lurid even by local standards, New Jersey's new governor boosted state transparency efforts in January with a new website. The site, www.nj.gov/transparency, publishes state spending and revenues, and although it received one of the lowest scores in the US Public Interest Research Group (USPIRG)'s recent survey of such sites, it has promise. What's more, the state also boasts an excellent campaign finance portal -- www.elec.state.nj.us.

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  6. States of Transparency: Illinois

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction.

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  7. States of Transparency: Washington

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction.

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  8. States of Transparency: Ohio

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction.

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  9. States of Transparency: Arizona

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction.

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  10. States of Transparency: Kentucky

    The Open Government Directive encouraged states to put valuable government data online. In this series we're reviewing each state's efforts in this direction.

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