Well, the grades are in for Most Corruptible State, and Nevada placed ninth. We didn't flunk, but we also got a "D-." So what makes us so corruptible? Is it all the gambling? The mortgage fraud? Or, as the study's investigator put it, the "part-time lawmakers [who]... all face potential conflicts." What were the judging criteria for Nevada? Which states got an "A," and which states got an "F"? And what can we do to improve?
GUESTS
Caitlin Ginley, Project Mgr, Center for Public Integrity
Anjeanette Damon, political reporter, LV Sun