Analytics: Networks

Interactive visualizations for donor, committee, candidate, vendor, lobbying, and 527 relationships.

Eight network views showing different financial relationship patterns. Use Full mode to load all visualizations. Click nodes to highlight their connections.

Period 2026 Cycle (Jan 2025 – present)

Donor-flow source: bulk_receipts | Reconciliation rows: 530687

Active date range: 2025-01-01 to 2026-06-13

Network Graph Analytics

Donor edges source: bulk_receipts

Nodes: 542 | Edges: 400 | Donor->Committee: 200 | Committee->Candidate: 200

Weighted degree is the sum of connected edge weights for a node in the active graph. Edge weights can be dollar amounts or match-confidence scores depending on relationship type. Committee->candidate edges represent committee-level receipts linked to candidates via committee linkage tables, not direct committee-to-candidate transfer transactions.

Balanced mode hides weaker links in dense views to reduce overlap. Full detail restores every edge.

Power Players view: top nodes by contribution volume and their direct connections. Committee->candidate links show committee receipts associated with a candidate committee link, with estimated donor provenance where available.

Donor Committee Candidate Vendor Lobbying 527 Org

Node detail panels show relationship type, metric units, and edge-level notes (including estimated donor source attribution on committee-candidate edges).

Three-column donor → committee → candidate flow diagram. Ribbon width represents contribution amount. Use the controls below to adjust how many donors and candidates are shown.

Grid of top donors (rows) vs. top committees (columns). Darker cells indicate larger total contributions between that donor-committee pair.

Committee-to-vendor expenditure network. Node size reflects total spending. Pink nodes indicate vendors that also match lobbying entity/client records.

Full four-column money pipeline: donors → committees → candidates + vendors. Shows how contributions flow from donors through committees to both candidates and vendor expenditures.

Donors giving to both state (green, left) and federal (blue, right) committees. Lines connect donors to the committees they contribute to, revealing cross-level giving patterns.

Lobbying clients and entities (purple) connected to campaign finance committees through donor name matching. Shows how lobbying interests link to political contributions.

IRS 527 political organizations (pink) and their matched financial flows to Illinois committees and candidates. Reveals dark money pathways from tax-exempt political orgs into state-level campaigns.

Search for any donor, committee, candidate, or vendor and see a focused Sankey diagram of money flow around that entity.

Node Type Region Weighted Degree Degree
JB for Governor committee Chicago Metro $403,862,180.00 2
JB Pritzker candidate Chicago Metro $378,362,180.00 1
Friends of Michael J Madigan committee Unknown $346,772,760.00 4
Taxpayers for Quinn committee Unknown $237,857,800.00 5
Citizens for Rauner, Inc committee Unknown $172,020,510.00 1
Bruce V Rauner candidate Unknown $172,020,510.00 1
Friends of Don Harmon for State Senate committee Out of State $123,418,013.00 15
Brady for Senate Inc committee Unknown $108,740,944.00 4
Citizens for Judy Baar Topinka committee Unknown $100,482,090.00 5
Michael J Madigan candidate Unknown $86,693,190.00 1
Michael J Madigan candidate Unknown $86,693,190.00 1
Michael J Madigan candidate Unknown $86,693,190.00 1
Michael J Madigan candidate Unknown $86,693,190.00 1
Citizens for Durkin committee Unknown $84,958,232.00 2
Citizens for George Ryan committee Unknown $80,300,256.00 2
Citizens for Jim Ryan committee Unknown $72,969,606.00 3
Rosemont Voters League committee Unknown $70,195,939.00 11
Citizens for Giannoulias committee Unknown $69,645,960.00 2
Richard M Daley Campaign Comm committee Unknown $67,134,352.00 2
Don Harmon candidate Out of State $61,223,656.00 1

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