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candidates.csvEvery U.S. House candidate with an FEC record: party, status, ballot status, money, flags2,201622 KB
districts.csvThe 435 districts: race size, money, incumbent, forecaster consensus43572 KB
ratings.csvEach forecaster's rating for each district, with the date listed1,843313 KB
ballot_measures.csvState ballot measures for 2026: type, what a yes vote does, date, results where published16370 KB
mayors_2027.csv2027 mayoral elections: city, incumbent status, dates where set6410 KB
state_legislatures_2026.csvState legislatures: seats up and total in each chamber, term length501 KB
state_offices_2026.csvStatewide offices other than governor and senator: incumbent, status, candidates, rating where one exists11516 KB
local_elections_2026.csv2026 mayors of big cities and county executives: dates, incumbent, candidates488 KB

Campaign finance comes from the Federal Election Commission and is a U.S. government public record. Nominee names and forecaster ratings are drawn from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0); each rating belongs to its publisher. Because of that, we release these files under CC BY-SA 4.0: credit “Elections in USA, with FEC and Wikipedia data” and share alike. Data as of 2026-10-15 (finance) and 2026-10-15 (odds).

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ColumnMeaning
ballot_statusnominee = listed as a November nominee; other = FEC filer not matched to a nominee; unknown = nominees for the race not yet verified
receipts_usdTotal receipts reported to the FEC (not spending)
coverage_endEnd date of the candidate's latest filing period
flagsSemicolon-separated money flags; rules on the Money watch page
forecaster_consensusMedian of the ratings listed for the race
forecaster_disagreementsplit = raters on both sides; wide = two or more steps apart