Money reported for attempts to influence covered federal officials. It is not a payment to a candidate.
Public money records. Relationship type always visible.FEC · SENATE LDA · CITY DISCLOSURES
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FOLLOW THE MONEY / KEEP THE LEGAL TYPE
Who funds.
Who lobbies.
What the filing says.
Search public records connected to politicians and political committees, then open the government filing behind every number. AIPAC is the first worked example for a framework designed to add other organizations.
DISCLOSURE IS NOT PROOF OF CONTROL · SUPPORT IS NOT COORDINATION · A TRANSACTION IS NOT A CRIMEINTERACTIVE INFLUENCE GRAPH / OFFICIAL RECORDS
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Search every committee record in the captured 2025–26 FEC master by name, FEC ID, connected organization, or candidate ID. Legal types stay separate: a candidate committee, PAC, Super PAC, party committee, and independent spender are not interchangeable.
20,553 committee-master rows6,862 PAC records2,537 Super PAC records909 leadership PAC designations
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WHAT IS INDEXED
Every row in the captured FEC committee master for the two-year cycle, enriched only with the captured FEC lobbyist/registrant-PAC statement file.
WHAT IS NOT CLAIMED
Inclusion does not prove that a committee is currently active, that a connected organization directed a transaction, or that a contribution caused an official action. The lobbyist/registrant-PAC lens uses only committee-master designation B; dated status events are shown as history and never converted into an undated current-state claim.
SOURCE EDITIONS, PRIVACY, AND UNMATCHED STATUS FILES
The public index excludes treasurer name, street address lines, city, state, ZIP code. The lobbyist/registrant-PAC filter is based only on designation B in the captured committee master. The separate status history contains 2,759 committee IDs and 13,983 dated events. This cycle’s master attaches 11,182 events; 2,801 events across 1,204 historical-only IDs remain in the raw captured source. Latest-captured-date event summaries are evidence navigation, not a derived current state; conflicting same-date events are shown as ambiguous.
FEC 2025-2026 committee master3fda3397f6b409bc… · retrieved 2026-08-30FEC committee master header definition9b5bfd7764a5e078… · retrieved 2026-08-30FEC 2025-2026 lobbyist and registrant PAC list268cd4b44295e546… · retrieved 2026-08-30A regulated transfer from a political committee. Limits and reporting rules depend on the committee and election.
A donor’s contribution transmitted through an intermediary. The conduit does not become the underlying donor.
Spending that supports or opposes a candidate and is reported as not coordinated with the candidate or campaign.
ONE NAME / MULTIPLE LEGAL RECORDS
Never merge the entities.
An advocacy organization, its connected PAC, and an independent-expenditure committee can appear in different databases under different laws. The ledger keeps their money and actions separate.
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Federal lobbying registrant and self-client
AIPAC lobbying registrant
$810,990Latest filing amountLobbying reports identify issues, government bodies contacted, lobbyists, and a reported amount. They do not identify a campaign contribution to a candidate.
Q2 2026 LD-2 amount field; the live filing shelf below is the controlling source.Senate LDA filings ↗02C00797670
Qualified membership-organization PAC; FEC-designated lobbyist/registrant PAC
AIPAC PAC
$50,061,5052025–26 receiptsThe FEC lists AIPAC as the connected organization. Schedule B can include PAC contributions and member-earmarked funds transmitted through the PAC, so recipient totals require transaction-level reading.
FEC summary through July 31, 2026.FEC committee file ↗03C00799031
Unauthorized independent-expenditure-only committee
UDP
$50,927,1642025–26 independent expendituresA separate federal committee reviewed alongside this example. Its independent expenditures support or oppose candidates and, by definition, are not candidate contributions or candidate-authorized spending.
FEC summary through July 31, 2026.FEC committee file ↗RECIPIENT COMMITTEE LOOKUP / FIRST FEDERAL SAMPLE
Trace the record. Don’t guess the person.
This starter shelf shows FEC Schedule B totals grouped by recipient committee ID. It is a source-record sample, not a complete list, a person profile, or proof that a committee maps to a current officeholder.
READ THIS NUMBER CORRECTLY
A recipient total can combine a PAC’s own contribution with member-earmarked money transmitted through the PAC. Open the transaction file to distinguish the underlying records. “Reported flow” is not synonymous with “money controlled by AIPAC.”
16 shown · through July 31, 2026
01FEC SCHEDULE B
C00573949
JOSH FOR JERSEY
$70,723REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 34 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
02FEC SCHEDULE B
C00793760
JOSH RILEY FOR CONGRESS
$40,174REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 18 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
03FEC SCHEDULE B
C00711317
SCHOLTEN FOR CONGRESS
$26,884REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 44 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
04FEC SCHEDULE B
C00371302
TEXANS FOR HENRY CUELLAR CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN
$21,800REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 6 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
05FEC SCHEDULE B
C00842336
BELL FOR MISSOURI
$14,993REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 4 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
06FEC SCHEDULE B
C00872473
BRIAN JACK FOR CONGRESS
$14,993REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 4 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
07FEC SCHEDULE B
C00893594
FRIENDS OF JIMMY PATRONIS, INC.
$14,993REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 5 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
08FEC SCHEDULE B
C00832436
PETE RICKETTS FOR SENATE
$14,493REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 4 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
09FEC SCHEDULE B
C00556506
TED LIEU FOR CONGRESS
$13,395REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 10 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
10FEC SCHEDULE B
C00359034
GRAVES FOR CONGRESS
$12,093REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 4 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
11FEC SCHEDULE B
C00330142
LARSON FOR CONGRESS
$10,993REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 6 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
12FEC SCHEDULE B
C00545749
EMMER FOR CONGRESS
$10,493REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 6 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
13FEC SCHEDULE B
C00638650
HALEY STEVENS FOR CONGRESS
$10,000REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 2 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
14FEC SCHEDULE B
C00575209
ANGIE CRAIG
$10,000REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 2 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
15FEC SCHEDULE B
C00919183
MELISSA BEAN FOR CONGRESS
$10,000REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 2 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
16FEC SCHEDULE B
C00931709
CLAY FULLER FOR CONGRESS, INC.
$10,000REPORTED RECIPIENT-COMMITTEE FLOW · 2 AGGREGATED RECORDSFEC RECIPIENT COMMITTEE RECORD · NOT A PERSON IDENTITY ASSERTION
BEYOND THIS SAMPLE
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CITY & STATE SYSTEMS
Federal records are only one layer.
Mayors, councilmembers, local candidates, lobbyists, and vendors often report through city or state systems—not the FEC. Open a city source desk before drawing conclusions from an absent federal record.
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