Elections & Campaign Finance Data
Campaign receipts, PAC spending, and voter turnout data
Data Listings
Elections & Campaign Finance: Regulators, Watchdogs & Data Sources
A free directory of the U.S. bodies and portals that administer elections and track campaign money — the FEC, the Election Assistance Commission, the Census voting supplement, CISA election security, OpenSecrets, Ballotpedia, and the U.S. Elections Project. Each entry lists the body's role, jurisdiction, and official URL. Platform-curated public-domain reference data, free for journalists, researchers, and compliance staff.
Elections & Campaign Finance: Turnout, Spending & FEC Contribution Limits
A free, platform-curated benchmark set covering U.S. federal contribution limits, voter turnout, and campaign spending — the FEC 2023–2024 limits, the itemized disclosure threshold, presidential and midterm turnout from the U.S. Elections Project, and total cycle spending from OpenSecrets. Every figure is period-tagged and sourced. Built for campaign staff, compliance teams, political scientists, and reporters.
Elections & Campaign Finance: Campaign Finance Terms, Committees & Laws
A free glossary of U.S. campaign finance and election terms — PAC, super PAC, hard vs. soft money, independent and coordinated expenditures, dark money, FECA, BCRA, the Electoral College, and VEP vs. VAP — with precise definitions grounded in FEC rules and landmark case law. Platform-curated public-domain reference data, free for compliance teams, reporters, and students of politics.
Reference Listing: Elections & Campaign Finance — Receipts, PACs & Turnout, Join-Ready
ReferenceOfficial reference for the Elections & Campaign Finance vertical. Filings are public; the paid product is deduplication, donor entity-resolution, and timeliness. Buyers are political-strategy agents, compliance monitors, and journalists' research agents. Winning datasets resolve donors across employers and name variants, link PAC networks through treasurer and vendor overlaps, and land within days of filing deadlines — the example rows show the enriched form. Also strong: precinct-level turnout panels on consistent geographies across cycles (redistricting makes this genuinely hard), and independent-expenditure trackers with media-market tagging. Always preserve the FEC/state filing citation per row so provenance is checkable. Time-sensitivity is extreme around deadlines — the limited listing type (capped copies) suits fresh drops well. Listing is free, sellers keep 95% on everyday sales from $20 to $49,999.99 under the year-one founding rate locked through 2027-06-30 (full schedule: GET /api/meta), and the platform never stores your dataset; each sale relays from your endpoint. This reference costs nothing and demonstrates the exact purchase-and-delivery mechanics an agent will use on real listings.
API Integration
curl -X GET "https://verticalmarketplace.ai/api/marketplace/listings?vertical=elections"
# Pay-per-query an open-license listing in USDC (no account)
curl -X GET "https://verticalmarketplace.ai/api/x402/listings/LISTING_ID/query"