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Statistics, Data, & Analysis: Government & Non-Government Sources

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Statistics, Data, & Analysis: Source: PixabayGovernment & Non-Government Sources

Use the following websites to find data, statistics, reports, and analysis related to public policy and general societal conditions. Pay special attention to whether a website URL is a government source, which almost always end in .gov or .mil, or a non-government website that ends in .org or some other domain extension. There are a couple exceptions to this rule, so just be careful!

Disclaimer: Montgomery Library at Campbellsville University does not necessarily endorse all content found on third party websites.

Policy Tracking

Use the sources below to monitor current policy-making actions at the state and federal level.

Federal Government Databases

Search U.S. Federal government databases for statistics, reports, and other types of documents related to past and current laws and programs.

Statistics & Data Sources

Use these recommended sources of statistics to investigate various social, economic, and public health issues. Pay close attention to whether the source is from the Kentucky state government, the U.S. federal government, or the United Nations. 

Public Policy Think Tanks / Research Organizations

Think tanks are also known as public policy institutes. Merriam-Webster's dictionary defines a think tank as "an institute, corporation, or group organized to study a particular subject (such as a policy issue or a scientific problem) and provide information, ideas, and advice." Use the links below to access research reports and data by think tanks and similar types of organizations.

Disclaimer: Montgomery Library at Campbellsville University does not necessarily endorse all content found on third party websites.