District of Columbia

Campaign Contributions

Contributions to election campaigns in the District of Columbia, disclosed through the Office of Campaign Finance. Each record includes the contributor's name and address, along with any associated business entities.

Example records
Namelegal entityStreet AddressaddressFull NamepersonFull AddressaddressCommitteenamelegal entityCandidatenamepersonElectionyeartemporalContributortypeclassificationContributiontypeclassificationWardgeographicEmployeraddressaddressAmountfinancial
ING3005 BLADENSBURG ROAD NEJohn HicksCFP, CLL3005 Bladensburg Rd. NE, Washington, DC 20Committee to Re-Elect Carol SchwartzCarol Schwartz2004IndividualCheckWard 5Washington, DC25
Squire Patton Boggs818 CONNECTICUT AVENUE NWBrandon Romanc/o 818 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, DC 20006Friends of Courtney R. SnowdenCourtney Snowden2014IndividualCheckWard 2150
Barbour Griffith & Rogers 1 THOMAS CIRCLE NWEmily HuieOne Thomas Circle, NW, Floor 9, Washington, DC 200Republican Committee, DCNancy Thompson2002IndividualCheckWard 240
Use cases

Corporate Political Exposure Screening During KYB Onboarding

A fintech compliance team onboarding a DC-area business checks whether the company or its principals have made political contributions that could signal regulatory entanglement, conflicts of interest, or exposure to politically sensitive contracts.

NameFull NameAmountCommitteenameDateofreceipt

Fraud Pattern Detection Across Contribution Records

A fraud analyst at a payment processor flags structuring behavior by identifying individuals or businesses that made multiple small contributions to the same committee across short time windows, potentially to stay below disclosure thresholds.

Full NameNameAmountDateofreceiptCommitteename

B2B Sales Prospecting in the DC Government Affairs Market

A sales intelligence team at a lobbying software company identifies law firms, consultancies, and trade associations whose employees are active campaign contributors, using contribution frequency and employer affiliation to prioritize outreach to politically engaged organizations.

NameStreet AddressContributortypeAmountElectionyear
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