District of Columbia

Campaign Financial Expenditures

Payments made by political campaigns in Washington, DC, as reported to the Office of Campaign Finance. Each record includes the name and address of the business or vendor receiving the payment, and the name and address of the campaign entity that made the expenditure.

Example records
Namelegal entityStreet AddressaddressFull AddressaddressPurposeclassificationAmountfinancialTransactiondatetemporalWardgeographicAddress IDidentifierXcoordgeospatialYcoordgeospatialLatitudegeospatialLongitudegeospatial
Michigan Park Christian ChurchSOUTH DAKOTA AVENUE NE AND TAYLOR STREET NESouth Dakota &Taylor NE, Washington, DC 20017Fund-raiser502007/02/26 05:00:00+00Ward 5906352401612.07999945141425.8600006738.9407211806-76.9814050158
Michigan Park Christian ChurchSOUTH DAKOTA AVENUE NE AND TAYLOR STREET NESouth Dakota &Taylor NE, Washington, DC 20017Catering/Refreshments1002007/02/01 05:00:00+00Ward 5906352401612.07999945141425.8600006738.9407211806-76.9814050158
Michigan Park Christian ChurchSOUTH DAKOTA AVENUE NE AND TAYLOR STREET NESouth Dakota &Taylor NE, Washington, DC 20017Rental752012/03/29 04:00:00+00Ward 5906352401612.07999945141425.8600006738.9407211806-76.9814050158
Use cases

Vendor Footprint Mapping for Sales Prospecting

A sales intelligence team at a payments or event services company identifies which local vendors and venues repeatedly appear as recipients of campaign expenditures, then prioritizes outreach to those businesses during election cycles when demand for their services spikes.

NamePurposeAmountTransactiondateFull Address

KYB Cross-Reference for Political Exposure

A fintech compliance team onboarding a new business client checks whether the entity has received payments from political campaigns, which may indicate politically exposed business status and trigger enhanced due diligence under internal policy.

NameFull AddressAmountTransactiondate

Fraud Pattern Detection in Campaign Spending

An investigative analyst at a watchdog organization or financial institution flags vendors that receive unusually high or frequent payments from multiple campaigns for vague expenditure categories, looking for signs of fictitious vendors or payment structuring.

NameAmountPurposeTransactiondateStreet Address
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