Campaign money · Federal Election Commission records
Campaign money,
Campaign money,
from the FEC's own records
Money raised and spent by federal candidates, as reported to the Federal Election Commission. Every figure comes from the FEC's public data, carries the FEC's as-of date, and links to the FEC's own record.
What is here
Coverage and dates
- 2025–2026 cycle Candidate registrations, committees, and the FEC's all-candidates financial summary. FEC summary file published October 19, 2026 PAC and party committee totals, and the money committees reported giving to or spending for candidates. FEC committee-to-candidate file published October 18, 2026
- 2023–2024 cycle Candidate registrations, committees, and the FEC's all-candidates financial summary. FEC summary file published October 19, 2026 PAC and party committee totals, and the money committees reported giving to or spending for candidates. FEC committee-to-candidate file published October 18, 2026
- Earlier cycles, 1979–1980 through 2021–2022 Candidate registrations and the FEC's all-candidates financial summary, and the PAC and party committee summary, for every two-year cycle back to 1980.
- Itemized contributions, 2025–2026 Contributions from individuals reported by candidates' principal and authorized campaign committees (FEC transaction types 15, 15E and 15C), excluding memo entries and refunds. Contributions to PACs and party committees are not included. FEC contributions file published October 18, 2026
Itemized contributions from individuals are on VoteFiles for 2025–2026 only. Federal campaign records before 1980 are not shown: No official digitized record exists. State campaign-finance records are not on VoteFiles yet. Until they are, the FEC's own site is the record: FEC data downloads ↗.
Source: Federal Election Commission public data downloads (fec.gov/data/browse-data ↗), refreshed weekly. We do not rate, rank, or characterize any contribution or candidate. Sources and methodology.