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Following are select articles quoting or featuring the Congressional Management Foundation. (Note: articles will open in new window.)

Following are select articles (from 2007-2018) quoting or featuring the Congressional Management Foundation. (Note: articles will open in new window.)

Comprehensive Study Examines Quality of 615 House and Senate Web Sites, Finds Quality Disappointing

Contact: Beverly Bell/Tim Hysom, 202-546-0100 

WASHINGTON—A new report card on congressional Web sites from the Congressional Management Foundation (CMF) says the overall quality is "disappointing" with over a third of the congressional Web sites earning a substandard or failing grade. There was also recognition and praise for the best Web sites on Capitol Hill with the announcement of the winners of the Gold, Silver, and Bronze Mouse Awards.

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Contact: Kathy Goldschmidt, 202-546-0100

WASHINGTON—Rick Shapiro is stepping down from his long standing role as executive director of the Congressional Management Foundation (CMF) at the end of the year and Beverly Bell has been hired as his replacement.