Follow the money
Who funds the candidates
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How to read this. Giving to campaigns, spending on elections, lobbying and selling to the government are legal and publicly reported. These pages show what the official records say. They do not suggest anyone did anything wrong.
Sources. U.S. House: FEC bulk data — candidate summary file (updated Oct. 24, 2026; each card shows the date its numbers run through), itemized individual contributions (Oct. 18, 2026 file), contributions from committees, and independent expenditures through Oct. 23, 2026. “Itemized” gifts are those from people who gave more than $200 in the cycle; smaller gifts are counted in the totals but not listed by name. Statehouse and statewide: Indiana Election Division 2025 and 2026 contribution files (database as of Oct. 24, 2026; reports through Oct. 9, 2026). Contributor types are as the campaigns reported them. Candidates are matched to their committees by name; check the official record before relying on a figure.
Federal law limits how contributor names and addresses from FEC reports can be used: they may not be used to ask for contributions or for commercial purposes. FEC rule. We show them only so readers can see who funds campaigns.