Where the information comes from
Everything here comes from official public records: government websites, meeting minutes, election offices and federal databases. Each document we read is kept on record with the date we read it, so every fact can be traced back. You'll find the specific record next to each vote, filing and figure on the page where it appears. How we collect and present data.
Who publishes it
- Congress
- Congress.gov, the House Clerk and Senate roll calls (via Voteview), and the Federal Election Commission
- State legislatures
- Each legislature's official records, via Open States; the Florida Senate and House
- Florida elections and money
- Florida Division of Elections and each county Supervisor of Elections
- Florida financial disclosures
- Florida Commission on Ethics
- Local boards
- Official county, city and school board websites, agendas and meeting minutes
- Districts and places
- County GIS offices and the U.S. Census Bureau
- News
- Headlines from news publishers and government newsrooms, linked to the original