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| Want to
find out how much money a candidate has raised? Below you will find
links that will help you understand who is supporting which candidate
and how they are spending their contributions. |
| State Ethics Commission Pursuant to House Bill 48, passed during the 2005 session of the Georgia General Assembly and signed by the Governor, effective January 9, 2006, all campaign contribution disclosure reports, financial disclosure statements, committee registrations, declarations of intent cards, political action committee reports, and choosing the option of separate accounting cards will be filed with the State Ethics Commission. You may access the State Ethics Commission Web site via www.ethics.georgia.gov. This particular Web site allows you to view filed campaign disclosure reports and financial disclosure reports for state candidates and committees. |
| http://www.ethics.georgia.gov |
| Georgia
Secretary of State Click here to go to Georgia's Secretary of State's election site. This particular Web site allows you to view filed campaign disclosure reports and financial disclosure reports for state candidates and committees prior to 2005. Once in the site, scroll down to the candidate, office and period that you are interested in learning more about. |
| http://www.sos.state.ga.us/cgi-bin/efilingcandidatesindex.asp |
| Opensecrets.org
By clicking here you will be routed to Opensecrets.org, a non-partisan, non-profit research group based in Washington, D.C., that tracks money in politics, and its effect on elections and public policy. Its Web site gives a detailed overview of campaign contribution sources in Georgia – including, industry, geographic information and top contributors. This site will give you a breakdown of both the federal- and state-level offices. |
| http://www.opensecrets.org/states/election.asp?State=GA&Year=2008 |
| Federal
Election Commission Click here to see all reports received at the Federal Election Commission. This includes reports filed by campaigns for the House of Representatives, for the Senate and for President, along with reports by political party committees and political action committees who participate in federal elections. Financial reports contain all receipts and disbursements that committees are required to disclose under the Federal Election Campaign Act. This includes contributions from individuals (if the amount received totals more than $200 a year); contributions from party committees, PACs, and candidates (regardless of amount); loans received by committees, and other kinds of receipts. |
| http://herndon2.sdrdc.com/dcdev/ |
