Slovakia / 2013 39% open

Results for various election types exists in digital form. Good starting point for search is http://sk.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoznam_volieb_na_Slovensku .

License for the data is not clearly stated so "unsure" is filled.

Maps are available via interactive portal without means to export data (other than printing to PDF). Thankfully it works with Firefox without need for special plugins. Maps are available in resolutions up to 1:2000 . There is copyright notice at the bottom so "no" is filled for open license.

Accessible in bulk form on special arrangement. Or just scrape it from web. License for the data is not clearly stated so "no" is filled.

Legally binding is only paper version of statute. Data can be easily scraped from web page. There is a copyright notice so "no" is filled for open license.

Data is reported via web portal, no data export available. Readings are updated hourly, historical data is available few days back.There is copyright notice at the bottom => "no" whether open license applies.

Data is available in a form of "interactive portal". XLS export is available for some data (but sometimes fetches tables without numbers) so "machine readable" was filled "unsure". License is not clearly stated and there is copyright notice in the footer of the web page so "no" is filled.

Timetable data for all public transportation services are collected by non-profit organization (possibly other organizations too) by agreement with government and transportation operators. It is publicly available in form suitable for printing (PDF), or in machine readable form as paid service. Some operators consider their timetable data as trade secret - particularly crazy idea for many. Specifically, national level train transportation timetable information is available at http://217.12.48.27/elis/default.aspx (linked from http://www.zsr.sk/). This data is not machine readable and is not available in bulk.

Slovak Republic is small country, so there is only about 10^4 different postcodes altogether. License is not clearly stated and there is Copyright notice at the page providing the download so "no" is filled. Latitude and longitude information is not provided in the data source but other data source (https://zbgis.skgeodesy.sk/tkgis/default.aspx - intended for users, no API) can be used to locate towns (but not streets). Thus the data is considered as NOT available.

There is no formal license attached to data, only copyright assertion and vague description of what you can do with them. Mostly you must obtain explicit approval for reuse or distribution. After causal attempts to get some data most of the requests returned no or gibberish data => "is it accessible online" = "no", etc.

There is some summary information about spending on monthly basis available at http://www.rozpocet.sk/ and http://www.finance.gov.sk/ (see for example http://www.rozpocet.sk/app/homepage/rozpocetVCislach/monitoringStatnehoRozpoctu/mesacnePlnenie/2013/ and also for example http://www.finance.gov.sk/Default.aspx?CatID=9326) but those do not match the definition used by Census.