Voting and Elections:
A Broken Promise: Agency-Based Voter Registration in New York City
Rigged to Maintain Power: How NYS’ 2012 Redistricting Protected Incumbents and Continued Majority Party Control
Hidden from View: The Undisclosed Campaign Activities of Political Clubs in New York
Fair Elections for New York State: How Public Matching Creates Greater Voter Choice and Competition
ReShaping New York: Executive Summary
ReShaping New York: Appendices
Circumventing Democracy: The Flawed Process for Filling Vacancies in State Government, 2011 Update
Examining Turnover in the New York State Legislature: 2009-2010 Update
CU Analysis of Online Sample Ballot Practices in New York State County Boards of Election
Executive Summary and List of Recommendations
Money in Politics:
Citizens Union Report and Recommendations to the 2011 City Lobbying Commission
Corruption:
Spending in the Shadows: Nonspecific Funding in the FY 2018 Enacted New York State Executive Budget
Spending in the Shadows: Nonspecific Funding in the FY 2018 New York State Executive Budget
Spending in the Shadows: Nonspecific Funding in the FY 2017 New York State Enacted Budget
Spending in the Shadows: Discretionary Funding in the NYS Budget – FY 2017 Executive Budget Update
Spending in the Shadows: Discretionary Funding in the NYS Budget – FY 2014-2016 Update
April 2015 Addendum – Final Budget
Accompanying data – Addendum
Spending in the Shadows: Discretionary Funding in the NYS Budget
Open Government:
Diminished Accountability: How Discipline for Misconduct is Downgraded by the NYPD
NEW YORK NEEDS ELECTION REFORM NOW: From Industrial Age Patronage to Information Age Accountability | Executive Summary and Recommendations | Detailed Recommendations
Your Tax Dollars at Work: City Council Spending on Advertisements | Addendum 1 | Addendum 2 | Addendum 3
Project Report: 2006 Poll Worker Recruitment Program
Principles of Council Reform: Ideas for a More Democratic and Effective City Council
Balance of Powers:
Circumventing Democracy: The Flawed System for Filling Vacancies for Elected Office in New York
Government Spending:
Creating a More Objective and Equitable Discretionary Funding Process in New York City