What Frustrates You the Most about State Government

State governments are struggling with budget deficits, polarized debate and all-too-frequent corruption scandals. In one ten-year period, Florida convicted 824 public officials… and it is hardly alone. Yet many state officials and employees work tirelessly to provide essential police, social welfare, education and other services. Often, those same people want to see reforms to make state government more effective and honest.

The Center for Public Integrity, in conjunction with Public Radio International and Global Integrity, is organizing a two-year collaboration between journalists, civic groups and the public to measure government openness and reduce the risk of corruption in every state. We’ll be ranking states and issuing report cards showing what is right and wrong. And we need your help.

We’d like to hear from you about your experiences with state government — good and bad — and what areas of state government you feel are in most need of reform. Whether you are a parent or teacher dealing with state education requirements, a businessperson working with government, or a current or former state employee or elected official, we need your insights on state government honesty and corruption. Your stories and expertise will go a long way in helping our national State Corruption Investigation.

You can take the survey here…

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