Follow the money and power in Congress.
Every war chest, challenger, stock trade, lobbying filing, and research flag for every member of Congress — current and former, all years. Straight from public filings. Free, open, no account, nothing held back.
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Live from public filings — everything is open, all years
A research flag is a spot where a member’s money — a stock trade, a donor, a disclosed asset — overlaps their official work, like a vote, a bill, or a committee hearing. Flags are leads to check, not accusations.
One number per member — more flags, and stronger ones, mean a higher score.
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What you can explore
Every Senate seat up, incumbent war chests vs. challenger money, outside-spending targets, market odds, and who's trading stock mid-campaign.
Every current member's public records dossier — trades, financial disclosures, lobbying, donors, committees, and research flags in one place.
Where a member's money lines up with their official work — for example, a stock trade days from a related bill. Leads to check, not accusations.
Only the stock-trade reports members file by law (called periodic transaction reports, or PTRs), from the House and Senate. Nothing estimated or made up.
What Congress voted on in the 119th Congress, plus a sample of how each member voted on recent roll calls.
Filings under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA) — who is paid to influence U.S. policy on behalf of a foreign government, party, or company.
Money outside groups spend for or against a candidate without coordinating with that candidate's campaign, by group and election cycle.
Every dataset powering Officium — 100% public record, directly downloadable as bulk JSON for researchers and journalists.
Built for research, journalism, and public accountability.
Every figure on Officium is drawn from official U.S. government sources. All datasets are directly downloadable from the data catalog.