FEC campaign finance data: candidate fundraising, donors, and spending
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https://fec.memoryapi.org/mcp3 tools · 303msget_fec_candidatesGet FEC campaign finance data for federal election candidates. Returns fundraising totals, cash on hand, and spending by office (President/Senate/House), state, or party.Get FEC campaign finance data for federal election candidates. Returns fundraising totals, cash on hand, and spending by office (President/Senate/House), state, or party.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| office | string | P=President, S=Senate, H=House |
| state | string | 2-letter state code (TX, CA, NY) |
| party | string | DEM, REP, IND |
| election_year | string | Election cycle year (default: 2026) |
| name | string | Candidate name search |
| limit | number | Number of results (max 50) |
get_fec_donorsGet individual donor/contribution data for a candidate or committee from FEC Schedule A filings. Find who is funding campaigns.Get individual donor/contribution data for a candidate or committee from FEC Schedule A filings. Find who is funding campaigns.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| candidate_id | string | FEC candidate ID (e.g. P80001571) |
| committee_id | string | FEC committee ID (e.g. C00703975) |
| employer | string | Donor employer to search (e.g. "Google", "Goldman Sachs") |
| state | string | Donor state filter |
| min_amount | number | Minimum donation amount |
| election_year | string | Election cycle (default: 2026) |
| limit | number | Number of results |
get_fec_spendingGet campaign spending data. Type=independent for Super PAC / outside group spending for/against candidates. Type=expenditures for direct campaign spending.Get campaign spending data. Type=independent for Super PAC / outside group spending for/against candidates. Type=expenditures for direct campaign spending.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| type | string | independent (Super PAC spending) or expenditures (campaign disbursements) |
| candidate_id | string | Filter by candidate ID |
| committee_id | string | Committee ID (required for type=expenditures) |
| election_year | string | Election cycle (default: 2026) |
| limit | number | Number of results |
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FEC campaign finance data: candidate fundraising, donors, and spending
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