Comparison of each state's county websites (2012)
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This table shows both the percentage of counties in each state with websites, and the average transparency rating each state received. Averages are calculated by adding up the total number of "yeses" received, divided by the number of counties with websites.
So far, Arizona's county websites have received the highest average rating of 6.533. Not only that, but 100% of it's counties actually have websites. New Mexico fared the worst with an average rating of only 1.222.
For a more in-depth look at specific transparency checklist statistics (budget availability, minutes from open meetings, etc), see below.
Comparison of county websites by state
Detailed county website comparisons
- Comparison of county websites that provide an online budget
- Comparison of county websites that provide meeting information
- Comparison of county websites that provide information on elected officials
- Comparison of county websites that provide information on administrative officials
- Comparison of county websites that provide zoning information
- Comparison of county websites that provide audit information
- Comparison of county websites that provide contract information
- Comparison of county websites that provide lobbying information
- Comparison of county websites that provide public records information
- Comparison of county websites that provide tax information
See also
comparison of county websites that provide election information as compiled by Ballotpedia.