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Every number here is a public record, matched to a member only when exactly one fits.

SourceWhat it gives
House financial disclosures (Clerk of the House)disclosures-clerk.house.govWhat members own, owe and trade: annual and periodic transaction reports, e-filed ones read as text and paper ones read from their scans. Each report links to its PDF.
Lobbying Disclosure Act reportslda.govWho lobbied on what, for whom, and what lobbyists report giving members.
Federal Election Commissionfec.gov/data/browse-dataCampaign money: who gave, and outside spending.
Voteview (UCLA)voteview.com/dataEvery roll-call vote, and ideology scores.
GovInfo bill status (Government Publishing Office)govinfo.gov/bulkdata/BILLSTATUSBills: sponsors, cosponsors and the committees they went to.
congress-legislators (@unitedstates)github.com/unitedstates/congress-legislatorsEach member's terms and committee seats.
Census Bureau (American Community Survey) and Treasury (Monthly Treasury Statement)census.gov/programs-surveys/acsfiscaldata.treasury.gov/datasets/monthly-treasury-statementMedian household income by state and congressional district; what the House spends.
Statement of Disbursements (House)house.gov/the-house-explained/open-government/statement-of-disbursementsWhat each member's office spends each quarter: staff pay, travel, offices, mail.
Census Bureau cartographic boundariescensus.gov/geographies/mapping-filesThe district and state lines on the maps (the 119th Congress's districts).

Matching

A record names a member only when exactly one fits it. A traded company is matched to a lobbying client by name and ticker.

What these numbers don't say

A trade, a contribution or a lobbying report is a fact on the record, not evidence of wrongdoing. Amounts are the ranges filers report.

Using the financial disclosures

Federal law (5 U.S.C. 13107(c)) makes it unlawful to use these reports for any unlawful purpose, for a commercial purpose (other than by news and communications media for news to the general public), to determine anyone's credit rating, or to solicit money for any purpose. Every report is a PDF at the Clerk of the House (disclosures-clerk.house.gov); a member's reports are linked on their page.

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