This is an interactive dashboard that takes a look at campaign expenditures for statewide and local office elections that occured during Q1 and Q2 of a given election year. Allowing you to quickly see which election years has large jumps in spending.

For 2022Q2 and beyond I have created a seperate page / site for my quarterly campaign finance contribution & expenditure breakdowns. This allows me to make the process less time consuming and more consistant. The website is designed to providing aggregated information each quarter to track total money being raised & spent, changes in organizations and highlighting the top 25 candidates

This is an interactive dashboard that shows the number of candidates for the state senate races for both parties. Labeling each district as no candidate, primary challenger, no primary challenger and no primary/general challenger.

Moving into 2022-Q1 with the election year in full swing, campaign accounts spent a total of ~$3,719,190.88 from 6,363 transactions an increase of +1,419,396 from 2021-Q4. With Seth Magaziner's pivot to the CD-2 race, he refunded a bunch (probably all?) of his donations, the most ever in a single quarter (2nd is 571,363 from Cicilline in 2010-Q1).

Jumping into the campaign year with 2022-Q1 finance data campaigns raised a total of ~$4,809,597 from 12,593 transactions an increase of +1,150,846 from 2021-Q4. With Ashley Kalus's entrance to the race for governor she jumped into the second spot largely due to a $500,000 (and 20?) loan.

Wrapping up the year with 2021-Q4 Campaign Expenditures, moving into the election year spending is heating up. Coming in at $2,273,368.76 spent in 5,066 transactions across 38 different states. These include aggregate expenditure, campaign expenditure, repayment of loans and refunds of contributions.

Wrapping up 2021 with the Q4 campaign finance data. In total campaign accounts have brought in ~$3,629,887 dollars from 13,582 records an increase of +1,268,539 from Q3. With news of Langevin not seeking reelection Magaziner has stepped out of the governors race and into the race for congress however he will still appear in these totals as its from Q4, prior to the news.

Explore the upcoming Rhode Island redistricting plans with this side-by-side map. Pull the bar in the middle left or right to reveal plan A on the left in yellow and plan B on the right in blue. You filter for house/senate in the menu to the right, selecting a district will zoom to that area centering the 2 divided choices.