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70's ETHICS AGENDA

Committee of SeventyThe Committee of 70 has issued a challenge: Will the mayoral candidates commit to running a ethical race — and an ethical administration?

Seventy has published an "ethics agenda," a set of three top principles and more than two dozen reforms that aims to clean up some of the dirtiest practices of Philadelphia politics. The committee has asked the candidates to agree publicly to govern by them -- and to agree to run a civil, fair campaign as well.

MORE COVERAGE: WHYY's coverage; Zack Stalberg of the Committee of 70 explains the agenda (QuickTime)

The Committee of 70 is a partner of The Next Mayor project, so we got a sneak peek at the agenda.
But what we really want to do is pitch it to you.

What's missing from these reforms? What is unclear? What do you think should be changed or added?

Read the letter to candidates and reforms, which are listed at right. Then send us your response.

 

 

WILL THE CANDIDATES COMMIT?
Fattah
Evans
Knox
Nutter
Brady
Dougherty
Candidate
Chaka
Fattah
Dwight
Evans
Tom
Knox
Michael
Nutter
Bob
Brady
John
Dougherty
(later left race)
Committed?
(click to
read more)

Yes to
top 3
principles;
will issue
own
report on
specifics

YES

YES after
meeting
with 70
to discuss
concerns


Yes;
"Strongly
supports"
top 3
principles;
plans to
release
own plan

YES

NO, but
says
he
has
'always
supported
ethics
reform'

 

 

The Letter to the Candidates

Includes top 3 principles of running an ethical campaign and administration. Read the letter.

 

THE ETHICS REFORMS

Or skip to the promise about:

  1. Contracts
  2. Cronyism
  3. Board of Ethics
  4. Nepotism
  5. Open government
  6. Goverment documents
  7. Gifts
  8. Luxury boxes at stadiums
  9. Campaign finance reform
  10. Lobbyists
  11. Outside work
  12. Gerrymandering

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