Explore all PoliWealth data
Start with a filing record, then add only the context you need. This directory makes every vetted research surface visible while keeping source facts, contextual links, and derived analysis clearly separated.
Not every view has equal evidentiary weight.
Indexed fields, dates, ranges, identifiers, and source links from disclosure records.
Public datasets and maintained mappings connected to records for further review.
Aggregates or models whose meaning depends on coverage, assumptions, and methodology.
Canonical records
The strongest starting points. These views organize the underlying disclosure rows and preserve paths back to source and methodology.
Latest disclosure brief ↗
What was reported most recently?
A dated overview of the latest verified disclosure batch, prominent ranges, delays, and source status.
Canonical receipts ↗
Can I inspect the exact indexed record?
Open source-aware transaction records with filing dates, disclosed ranges, document identifiers, and available filing links.
Member directory ↗
What has a specific lawmaker reported?
Browse House and Senate profiles and move from a member to their indexed disclosure history.
Company and ticker index ↗
Which members reported a company?
Search tickers found in disclosures and compare record counts, transaction types, ranges, and filing dates.
Dated editions ↗
What did the archive show on a specific date?
Permanent daily disclosure editions designed for stable citation and historical browsing.
Search and ask the records ↗
How can I jump directly to a member, ticker, or filing question?
A source-bounded search interface that routes visitors into the underlying records and research pages.
Context layers
Use these datasets to ask better follow-up questions. Their presence near a disclosure does not establish causation, intent, or wrongdoing.
Committee assignments ↗
Review public committee membership and editorial sector mappings alongside member disclosure counts.
Committee context does not establish a relationship between an assignment and a transaction.
Filing-delay tracker ↗
Compare reported transaction dates with filing dates and inspect records beyond the standard disclosure window.
A calculated delay is a timing fact for review, not a finding about intent or legality.
Crypto-related disclosures ↗
Filter indexed disclosures for digital assets, crypto funds, miners, and adjacent issuers.
Classification depends on available asset and ticker metadata and may be incomplete.
Public-record overlap flags ↗
Review lobbying, committee-sector, and disclosure records that share public context.
An overlap is a review prompt, not evidence of motive, wrongdoing, or a legal conflict.
Legislation and tickers ↗
Explores maintained links between legislation and companies.
Mappings are context and may be incomplete.
Federal awards ↗
Adds federal-spending context to indexed companies.
An award does not establish a relationship to a disclosure.
Lobbying records ↗
Surfaces public lobbying filings near disclosure context.
Temporal proximity does not establish intent or causation.
Derived analysis
These views aggregate, compare, or model records. Every link includes the limitation that should travel with the result.
Disclosure clusters ↗
Groups multi-member purchase disclosures by ticker and date window.
Descriptive grouping, not a prediction or evidence of coordination.
Record flags ↗
Derived markers for filing timing and adjacent public-record context.
Review prompts, not legal conclusions or accusations.
Sector map ↗
Aggregates disclosed transaction ranges by mapped sector.
Coverage depends on ticker and sector resolution.
Paper return analysis ↗
Compares modeled post-disclosure market moves with SPY.
Retrospective model context, not an investable strategy.
Party comparison ↗
Compares available party-level disclosure aggregates.
Missing coverage is not treated as zero.
Disclosure models ↗
Shows weighted observations from qualified disclosure rows.
Not a portfolio simulation or copy-trading recommendation.
Personal comparison ↗
Compares user-entered outcomes with modeled disclosure observations.
Illustrative only and dependent on user inputs.
Verification and delivery
Understand the methods, inspect source coverage, export records, or follow a member or ticker without losing the path back to evidence.
Definitions, calculations, evidence levels, assumptions, and interpretation limits.
Source authorities, ingest status, provenance expectations, and known gaps.
Citation guidance, editorial standards, daily CSV exports, RSS, and machine-readable resources.
Follow research subjects and receive links back to the relevant records.
Published audio and written briefings that have passed the project’s source and language review.