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I'd pay to use data about politics/governments. Who? How many? How Much ? We never know anything about the taxes we pay.

• skram 10y ago
  Consider checking out US Dept of Commerce's Census of Governments - it has a lot of information. There's also a big trend of state/local governments opening their budgets and expenditures to the public in new and engaging ways. Some examples: - http://www.checkbooknyc.com/ http://www.checkbooknyc.com/ - http://budget.dallasopendata.com/#!/year/default http://budget.dallasopendata.com/#!/year/default - http://miamidade.budget.finance.socrata.com/#!/year/default http://miamidade.budget.finance.socrata.com/#!/year/default - http://budget.topeka.org/#!/year/default http://budget.topeka.org/#!/year/default * Disclaimer: I work for Socrata which powers all of the above links except for NYC Checkbook