One political network · Money

Who funds whom?

Start with contributors. Follow their money to candidates and committees. Then follow those people into the larger network of organizations, endorsements, development interests and public decisions.

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Connected money

$782,255

Verified monetary contributions connected to defined recipients in the current research corpus.

Time span

2006–2026

The site combines historical filings with current election records rather than presenting only the latest cycle.

Read carefully

A contribution proves a contribution.

It does not by itself prove control, agreement or misconduct. Its significance comes from what other documented relationships recur around it.

Largest connected contributors

Start with a name. Follow the trail.

These are contributors with the largest connected totals in the current dataset. Recipient links below each name show where that money went.

How to investigate

Money becomes useful when it overlaps with the rest of the record.

Look for repeat contributors across election cycles, donors who also appear as developers or property interests, people who share boards or organizations with candidates, and contributions that cluster around endorsements, projects or policy debates. Every additional edge should be sourced independently rather than inferred from the contribution alone.

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