Florida Campaign Finance Database (Division of Elections)
What does the Database Contain?
- "By law candidates and committees are required to disclose detailed financial records of contributions received and expenditures made.
- For committees, the campaign finance database contains all contributions and expenditures reported to the Florida Division of Elections since January 1, 1996.
- For candidates, the campaign finance database contains all contributions and expenditures reported to the Division since the candidacy was announced, beginning with the 1996 election."
Whose Records are Included?
"Included are campaign finance reports which have been filed
- by candidates for any multi-county office, with the exception of U.S. Senator and U.S. Representative, and
- by organizations which receive contributions or make expenditures of more than $500 in a calendar year to support or oppose any multi-county candidate, issue, or party.
- Reports from local county or municipal candidates and committees are not included." See Local Elections
- Florida Campaign Finance Database (Division of Elections) This link opens in a new windowBy Florida law, campaigns and committees are required to disclose detailed financial records of campaign contributions and expenditures. Campaign documents include qualifying documents, correspondence, audits and Florida Elections Commission activity on file with the Division of Elections.
