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December 19, 2011  •  

Changes in Top Legislative Staff Positions

There have been many changes in top legislative staff positions

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Massachusetts Open Checkbook is a very user-friendly transparency website

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Adoption of new resolution makes House more open

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Foursquare and NBC are teaming up to create new “Campaigns Check-In” feature

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Is technology beneficial for ensuring safety or does it pose a privacy issue?

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Report shows detrimental effects of term limits on Missouri legislature

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December 14, 2011  •  

FEC Split for Partisan and Personal Reasons

A divided FEC has trouble deciding on campaign finance regulations

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A new tool is being utilized to pool and organize public opinion surrounding each GOP candidate: Twitter hashtags.

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December 13, 2011  •  

Another Referendum to be Held in Ohio

Ohio voters will have the chance to overturn HB 194 in a referendum to be held November 2012

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September 8, 2011  •  

Gov 2.0 Round-Up

A few good articles on social media

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September 7, 2011  •  

On This Day In History

California was admitted into the Union 161 years ago

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September 2, 2011  •  

Gov 2.0 Round Up

A few good articles on social media

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New Information links lobbyist expenses with their clients

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August 29, 2011  •  

Good Ideas Might Yield a Free Lunch

Ohio state representative trades free lunch for good idea

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