JOUR 300/JOUR 481: Campaign Finance & Lobbying

Candidates for public office must file reports with the state Campaign Spending Commission. Reports detail how much they spent, from whom they received contributions, and loans to the campaign.

The State Ethics Code requires state elected officials, members of state boards and commissions, and state employees holding certain positions to file an annual Disclosure of Financial Interests with the State Ethics Commission. Gift disclosures and lobbying registration and expenditures are also searchable on the site.

The FEC maintains a database of campaign contributions to candidates for federal office and fundraising by candidates.

Search for reports of contributions and expenditures made by political organizations.

The OEG maintains a searchable database of Public Financial Disclosure Reports by candidates for the office of president.

Find financial, gift, and travel disclosures by members of the U.S. House of Representatives.

The Office of the Clerk maintains a searchable database of lobbying disclosures and contributions by individual lobbyists and organizations that engage in lobbying.

This site provides access to lobbying registration and expenditures, gift disclosures, and financial disclosures for senators.