Campaign Finance
- Open SecretsFrom the Center for Responsive Politics, this site allows you to track campaign contributions from many different angles.
- Federal Election Commision (FEC) Campaign Finance Reports and DisclosureFinancial disclosures for candidates, parties, and PACs to 1993.
- Center for Political AccountabilityNon-profit, non-partisan organization devoted to tracking the financial impact made by US corporations upon political campaigns by enlisting "the cooperation of companies themselves by demonstrating the business value of spending transparency."
- ProQuest Congressional This link opens in a new window
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Financial disclosures for campaigns to 1989, PACs and individual donors to Congressional members to 1987, and member disclosures to 1991.
- Database on Ideology, Money in Politics, and Elections"The resulting database contains over 100 million political contributions made by individuals and organizations to local, state, and federal elections spanning a period from 1979 to 2012."
- Vital Statistics on American Politics (formerly "on Congress")Election expenditures and contributions from donors.
Also in CC Books JK 1041 .O76 2002 & CC Books JK 1041 .V58 1987 - CampaignMoney.comAllows users to find campaign finance data. Searchable by zip code, individual name or address, and political action committees. Also shows to whom celebrities contribute.
- PACs, Parties, and Other Committees (FEC)Federal Election Commission lists acronyms of political action committees.
- LobbyViewA comprehensive database of money in politics, describing the universe of U.S. federal lobbying and campaign donations from 1999 to the present at the level of firms, politicians, and individual donors.
