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Lucy Burns Institute
The Lucy Burns Institute (LBI) is an American nonprofit, nonpartisan educational organization. Founded in 2006, LBI publishes Ballotpedia, an online wiki-style encyclopedia about the U.S. political and judicial systems. Per the non-profit's 2012 tax return, the organization grew in revenues from $20k in 2008 to $1,578,000 in 2012 and raised $3.98 million in total over those five years.〔 ''(Available at Guidestar.org using a free account.)''(〕
==Organization==
LBI was founded in December 2006 by the group's current president, Leslie Graves.〔 The group is named after Lucy Burns, co-founder of the National Woman's Party.〔 The group is headquartered in Madison, Wisconsin. LBI publishes Ballotpedia, an online wiki-style encyclopedias about American politics and the American judiciary. It covers the U.S. Congress, state executive officials, state legislatures, ballot measures, recall elections, school board elections, candidate ballot access, public policy, municipal government, federal and state judiciaries. Ballotpedia has been referenced in ''Politico'', the ''Washington Times'', the ''Wall Street Journal'', the ''Washington Post'', the ''Chicago Tribune'',〔 the ''Atlanta Journal-Constitution'', and ''Bloomberg Businessweek''.
The ''Wall Street Journal'' described Ballotpedia as "a nonpartisan organization that collects election data." According to the ''Colorado Springs Gazette'', Ballotpedia publishes "nonprofit wiki encyclopedias that use nonpartisan collaboration to gather political info for sharing." The ''Las Vegas Review-Journal'' described LBI as "a Wisconsin-based nonprofit that promotes education about local government."
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