Campaign-finance signals
Neutral "worth a look" observations computed from disclosed FEC filings for political committees and 2026 candidates. This is a documented registry, not a leaderboard or an accusation — a signal is not evidence of wrongdoing, and each one shows its caveats and links its source.
Every figure here is public FEC data. Many patterns shown are entirely legal (self-funding, leadership-PAC spending) — the tag on each signal says whether it's context, worth a look, or (for future signals) reportable if unexplained. The FEC frequently declines to act, so a signal existing is never a finding.
Signals are ratio metrics on disclosed committee/candidate totals: a PAC's share of spending that reaches candidates, a leadership PAC's contribution share, and a candidate's self-funding share. Itemized-transaction signals (straw-donor clustering, vendor self-dealing) require deeper FEC data and are coming. Learn more →
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See also the member-conflict registry at /conflicts, PACs & committees, and outside spending.