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Louisiana Tightens Its Ethics Standards

WASHINGTON, February 28, 2008 — A bill passed during a special session of the Louisiana State Legislature puts the state's financial disclosure standards on a par with the best state disclosure laws in the nation, a new analysis by the Center for Public Integrity shows. >>

Center Posts State Legislators' Personal Financial Disclosures

WASHINGTON, October 6, 2006 — In New Jersey, looking up the outside financial interests of a state legislator takes less than a minute. A few states away in Maryland, the process can take hours. The difference? New Jersey offers online access to the financial disclosure statements filed by its lawmakers. Maryland requires anyone who wants to view legislators' forms to travel to Annapolis and obtain copies in person (see number 15 on the ethics commission's frequently asked questions regarding financial disclosure). >>

Ga. Leads States Shining More Light on Legislator Finances

Center launches Web tool offering easier access to state disclosure filings

WASHINGTON, April 20, 2006 — At least seven state governments made changes in 2005 to provide more information to the public on legislatorsâ€™ personal financial interests, a Center for Public Integrity survey of state disclosure offices has found. >>

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Posted: State Legislators' 2004 Personal Disclosures

WASHINGTON, January 24, 2005 — Ever wonder what outside financial interests a legislator in your state might have? Now you can find out with a couple of clicks of your mouse. Putting the country's government ethics laws to work, the Center for Public Integrity today made thousands of state legislators' outside interest disclosure filings available to online users. >>

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Three Quarters of Incumbent Legislators are Running Again

WASHINGTON, October 27, 2004 — Almost 74 percent of state legislators in office this year are seeking reelection on Nov. 2, according to an anlysis of candidate lists by the Center for Public Integrity. Researchers identified 4,787 incumbent legislators in the 44 states holding legislative elections next week. View each state's list of incumbent legislators and search the outside interest database on the Center's "Our Private Legislatures" Web site. >>

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