Sunshine Review:Local elected officials project, Local official profile

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The local officials page breaks down which positions are available by election or appointment in each state.

[edit] Local officials sample text

You could always copy and past the below information. Make sure to replace any information that is in all CAPS.

{{TOCnestright}}'''GOVERNMENT POSITION''' is an elected (or appointed) position in the state of 
[[STATE]] according to the state's [[Ballotpedia:STATE constitution|constitution]]. 

==Election (or appointment)==

==Government responsibilities==

==Position overview==

===Transparency===

==Taxpayer-funded lobbying==

==External links==
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==References==
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{{STATE local officials}}
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[[Category:STATE local government officials]]

[edit] Things to include

  • Election
  • Length of term
  • Election time
  • Elected by party?
  • Odd year of election year?
  • What qualifications do you have to meet to run?
  • How do you file to be a candidate?
  • Appointment
  • Who's in charge of the appointment?
  • What qualifications must a candidate meet?
  • Is there a review process?
  • Government responsibilities
  • General description of responsibilities
  • What type of area do they work in (jurisdiction, district?)


  • Position overview
  • Budget
  • Legislation impacting the roles
  • How many serve this role in the state?
  • Any recent good deeds or controversies?
  • Any taxes recently passed to support the position?
  • What is the general salary for the role in the state?
  • Transparency
  • How transparent is the roles of this office?
  • How usable is their website?
  • What type of information is disclosed? Any similar to the transparency checklist?
  • Taxpayer-funded lobbying
  • Is there an Association related to the role? If so check out the [[STATE taxpayer-funded lobbying]] page for information you can include on the article.

[edit] Common resources:

In addition to the state constitution and state funded website I would also look here for information: