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We spent our careers holding government accountable. We’re not done.

We promote public integrity and accountability by strengthening independent oversight. 

Founded by former federal oversight professionals, we bring more than a century of combined experience promoting government economy, efficiency, and effectiveness and fighting corruption, fraud, waste, and abuse.

9+ 

presidential administrations, of both parties, served by our team

WHY INSPECTORS GENERAL MATTER

Americans want Congress to prioritize oversight

Highest priorities for Americans from the next Congress:

  • reducing waste and fraud (25%) and

  • oversight of the executive branch (23%) ​​​

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Source: Partnership for Public Service poll, Oct. 2026

Taxpayer dollars are being lost to fraud and corruption

89% of Americans believe corruption is widespread throughout government

​​​​Source: Gallup, Sept. 2, 2026

$233–$521 billion federal dollars lost to fraud each year

​​Source: GAO, 2024 report

Inspector General oversight promotes good government, saves taxpayer dollars, and combats corruption

$51.3 billion in potential savings identified by IGs in fiscal year 2026

Source: Oversight.gov

OIGs report to both the agency head and Congress, and they have statutory authority to access information within the executive branch 

 

Nonpartisan civil servants with specialized expertise conduct OIG oversight work under professional standards designed to ensure objectivity, transparency, and credibility

UPCOMING CONVENING

DEC

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2026

The Future of Independence in Executive Branch Agencies

A one-day summit for oversight professionals, scholars, students, civil society leaders, and public servants. Together we'll ask what agency independence is, why it matters, where it stands, and what future to pursue. 

9 a.m.–4 p.m. · Virginia Tech Executive Briefing Center, 900 N. Glebe Road, Arlington, VA
Zoom option available

Hosted by the Virginia Tech School of Public and International Affairs, organized in partnership with For 250 More, the Accountability and Reform Research Consortium, the American Governance Institute, the George Washington University Trachtenberg School of Public Policy and Public Administration, and the Partnership for Public Service.  

Inspector General Contacts and Status

INSPECTORS GENERAL

Contacts, nominees, IG tracker with historical office holders through today

2025 IG Removals

Our work

NEWSLETTER

Oversight Matters

News and actions relevant to independent oversight, curated by oversight professionals​​

REPORT

Building a Trustworthy and Accountable Government

Findings and recommendations from our 2025 summit on the future of independent oversight

INFORMATION HUB

For feds, journalists, and citizens

Practical resources for the federal workforce and recently separated feds

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Executive orders, lawsuits, DOGE actions, and agency changes

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See the impacts of changes to agencies and programs 

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Federal workforce, spending, oversight, and government programs from trusted sources

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Help us keep oversight independent

For 250 More is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3). Your support keeps these trackers, convenings, and analysis going. 

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