transactions {fec16} | R Documentation |
Any Transaction From One Committee To Another
Description
Transaction information between committees
Usage
transactions
Format
A data frame with 1000 rows and 16 columns:
- cmte_id
A 9-character alpha-numeric code assigned to a committee by the Federal Election Commission
- amndt_ind
Amendment indicator: Indicates if the report being filed is new (N), an amendment (A) to a previous report or a termination (T) report
- rpt_tp
Indicates the type of report filed, listed here: https://www.fec.gov/campaign-finance-data/report-type-code-descriptions/
- transaction_pgi
Primary general indicator:This code indicates the election for which the contribution was made. EYYYY (election Primary, General, Other plus election year)
- transaction_tp
Transaction type, listed here: https://www.fec.gov/campaign-finance-data/transaction-type-code-descriptions
- entity_tp
Entity Type:
CAN = Candidate
CCM = Candidate Committee
COM = Committee
IND = Individual (a person)
ORG = Organization (not a committee and not a person)
PAC = Political Action Committee
PTY = Party Organization
- name
Contributor/lender/Transfer Name
- city
City
- state
State
- zip_code
ZIP Code
- employer
Employer
- occupation
Occupation
- transaction_dt
Transaction date (YYYY-MM-DD)
- transaction_amt
Transaction Amount
- other_id
For contributions from individuals this column is null. For contributions from candidates or other committees this column will contain that contributor's FEC ID
- tran_id
Only for Electronic Filings. A unique identifier associated with each itemization or transaction appearing in an FEC electronic file. A transaction ID is unique for a specific committee for a specific report.
Source
https://www.fec.gov/campaign-finance-data/any-transaction-one-committee-another-file-description/, updated 2020-03-02