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Outdated and Obfuscated: The State of Public Financial Disclosure in Massachusetts

March 12, 2019

By Matthew Graves, Mary Connaughton

Despite some recent progress, there is more to do if the Commonwealth is to make the Statements of Financial Interest (SFIs) that public officials file annually truly accessible to Massachusetts citizens.

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