On Thursday, we urged the Wisconsin Court of Appeals to uphold court decisions ordering the Office of Special Counsel — which conducted the State Assembly’s baseless and partisan investigation of the 2020 election — to produce related public records.

In a brief filed on Thursday, American Oversight argued that the Wisconsin Court of Appeals should uphold court decisions ordering the office to produce documents under the state’s public records law.

Much of this week’s news has focused on the potential indictment of former President Trump.

Records released by the Department of Transportation in response to American Oversight’s request for emails of former Acting Inspector General Mitch Behm.

This Sunshine Week, we’re highlighting serious threats to public accountability as well as major victories in government transparency.

Records request to Missouri Rep. Bill Faulkner seeking communications about proposed legislation that would modify the Missouri Sunshine Law.

Records request to Missouri Sen. Sandy Crawford seeking communications about proposed legislation that would modify the Missouri Sunshine Law.

Records request to Missouri Sen. Andrew Koenig seeking communications about proposed legislation that would modify the Missouri Sunshine Law.

As American Oversight celebrates its sixth anniversary, here are six of our biggest wins for public accountability and public records transparency.

Records request to Missouri Sen. Karla Eslinger seeking communications about proposed legislation that would modify the Missouri Sunshine Law.