
Over the past year, several states have taken steps forward regarding campaign finance disclosure, yet others have remained stagnant — or even moved backward.
Continue readingOver the past year, several states have taken steps forward regarding campaign finance disclosure, yet others have remained stagnant — or even moved backward.
Continue readingIf a state has campaign finance limits but no one is there to enforce them, do they really matter?
Continue readingWith this month’s regulation, California has started to close the circle spurred by dark money in its elections.
Continue readingSunlight is proud to announce that we’ve joined a collaboration called the What Works Cities initiative, a three-year, nationwide program to accelerate the use of data and evidence in American cities.
Continue readingMaryland is about to take a big step toward increasing transparency: Both the state’s House and Senate have passed positive reforms to the state’s Public Information Act (PIA), making its public records more accessible to all.
Continue readingCalifornia's transparency movement is looking strong! Its legislature is considering several open data bills that would increase the amount of information accessible to the public.
Continue readingLocal governments around the country are opening their checkbooks for public inspection, embracing open data in the process.
Continue readingHere's a look back at the highlights from 2014 in state and municipal open data progress.
Continue readingGovernments aren't the only ones creating public records portals — community groups around the country, and the globe, are creating innovative ways for sharing public records requests and responses.
Continue readingFor Computer Science Week, Sunlight has several tools that children can use to educate themselves on government.
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