The Arizona Clean Elections Institute produced this fact sheet on Arizona Clean Elections statistics from 2002 through 2006.

Michael J Malbin et al, “The CFI Small Donor Project: An Overview of the Project and a Preliminary Report on State Legislative Candidates’ Perspe

Kenneth R Mayer, Timothy Werner, “Electoral Transitions in Connecticut: The Implementation of Clean Elections in 2008,” University of Wisconsin-Madison, Paper prepared for delivery at the 2007 Ann

This study examines two questions. First, does public funding reduce the time that candidates devote to fundraising?

The Citizen’s Clean Elections law encourages grassroots campaigning, making volunteers more important than ever.

Training on Clean Elections for participating candidates.

One of the basic principles of Clean Elections is to restore campaigns to grassroots activities and open up the political process to both candidates and citizens.

Northeast Action brochure telling the stories of women who used the Clean Elections system to run for various public offices in Maine and Arizona.

Assessment of funds used in the 2004 elections cycle under Arizona's Clean Elections program.

http://www.followthemoney.org/press/Reports/200605181.pdf

Statistics on the 2004 elections in Arizona, including incumbent breakdown, as well as data on the involvement of women and minority candidates.