Campaign Finance Expenditures
Campaign expenditure records filed with the San Francisco Ethics Commission, sourced from FPPC Form 460 Schedule E filings. Records identify spending by candidate committees and political action committees, with payee names, amounts, and geographic details.
| Namelegal entity | Cityaddress | Stateaddress | ZIP Codeaddress | Full Nameperson | Filer IDregistration | Election Datetemporal | Amount Of Expenditurefinancial | Expenditure Datetemporal | Expenditure Typeclassification | Expenditure Descriptionadditional data | Officerole |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACTBLUE TECHNICAL SERVICES | SOMERVILLE | MA | 2144 | KEVINE BOGGESS | SFO-155567 | 2020 | 88.91 | 07/05/2020 12:00:00 AM | Other | Credit card processing fees | BOARD OF EDUCATION |
| NGP VAN | WASHINGTON | DC | 20005 | VOTE16 SF COALITION TO EXPAND VOTING RIGHTS | SFO-155596 | 2020 | 1712.5 | 08/26/2020 12:00:00 AM | Information technology costs (Internet, e-mail) | MEASURE G | |
| NGP VAN | WASHINGTON | DC | 20005 | VOTE16 SF COALITION TO EXPAND VOTING RIGHTS | SFO-155596 | 2020 | 606.25 | 08/10/2020 12:00:00 AM | Information technology costs (Internet, e-mail) | MEASURE G |
Vendor Exposure to Political Clients
A fintech company onboarding a new B2B client wants to know whether that business has received payments from political committees, which can signal reputational or regulatory exposure in certain industries. Analysts cross-reference the payee name and location against their own customer records to flag any overlap.
Political Spending Pattern Analysis for Sales Targeting
A vendor selling campaign technology or consulting services wants to identify which committees are actively spending in specific categories so they can prioritize outreach to committees with demonstrated budgets in relevant areas before the next election cycle.
Fraud and Shell Entity Screening
A compliance analyst at a payment processor reviews whether any payees receiving political disbursements match known shell entities or addresses associated with fraud patterns, particularly where large payments flow to vendors with thin public footprints.



















