By Meg Tully
Two
thirds of voters are not satisfied with the information they get about
Maryland laws, regulations and taxes, according to the results of a mobile phone survey being released Thursday by the OpenGov Foundation.
OpenGov,
a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization focused on using technology to
make public information more accessible, also found that 78% of Maryland
voters want advance notification about Maryland policies that will
impact them.
“I was actually surprised at how high the level of
dissatisfaction was with just the quality of information people were
receiving,” said Seamus Kraft, executive director at the organization.
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