The table for Georgia from the Center for Public Integrity web site did embed so well (formatting issues), so I replicated it below.
Yes, I realize that these are measurements of “corruption risk,” as opposed to measurements of actual corruption, but they should give citizens pause nonetheless.
| Overall Grade | F (49%) |
| Rank among 50 states | 50 |
| Public Access to information | F |
| Political Financial | F |
| Executive Accountability | D- |
| Legislative Accountability | F |
| Judicial Accountability | C- |
| State Budget Process | D |
| State Civil Service Management | F |
| Procurement | D |
| Internal Auditing | B |
| Lobbying Disclosure | F |
| State Pension Fund Management | F |
| Ethics Enforcement Agencies | F |
| State insurance Commissions | F |
| Redistricting | F |
Georgia’s ethics laws are loaded with loopholes and are poorly enforced, yielding one of the nation’s worst scores on the State Integrity Index. Read more from SII State Reporter Jim Walls.
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