GET /v1/audit-case/
This endpoint contains Final Audit Reports approved by the Commission since inception. The search can be based on information about the audited committee (Name, FEC ID Number, Type, Election Cycle) or the issues covered in the report.
Request
- Base URLhttps://api.open.fec.gov (the document declares no server; this is the origin it was published from)
- AuthAPI key in header X-Api-Key and API key in query parameter api_key and API key in query parameter api_key
- TypeScriptA function with typed inputs. Its response is checked against the schema.
Query parameters
For paginating through results, starting at page 1
The number of results returned per page. Defaults to 20.
The name of the committee. If a committee changes its name, the most recent name will be shown. Committee names are not unique. Use committee_id for looking up records.
Name of candidate running for office
Audit category ID (table PK)
The finding id of an audit. Finding are a category of broader issues. Each category has an unique ID.
Primary/foreign key for audit tables
Filter records to only those that are applicable to a given two-year period. This cycle follows the traditional House election cycle and subdivides the presidential and Senate elections into comparable two-year blocks. The cycle begins with an odd year and is named for its ending, even year.
A unique identifier assigned to each committee or filer registered with the FEC. In general a committee id begins with the letter C which is followed by eight digits.
The one-letter type code of the organization: - C communication cost - D delegate - E electioneering communication - H house - I independent expenditure filer (not a committee) - N PAC - nonqualified - O independent expenditure-only (super PACs) - P presidential - Q PAC - qualified - S senate - U single candidate independent expenditure - V PAC with non-contribution account, nonqualified - W PAC with non-contribution account, qualified - X party, nonqualified - Y party, qualified - Z national party non-federal account
Type of committee: - H or S - Congressional - P - Presidential - X or Y or Z - Party - N or Q - PAC - I - Independent expenditure - O - Super PAC
The audit issue. Each subcategory has an unique ID
A unique identifier assigned to each candidate registered with the FEC. If a person runs for several offices, that person will have separate candidate IDs for each office. First character indicates office - [P]residential, [H]ouse, [S]enate]. Second character is the last digit of the two-year period the ID was created. Third and fourth is the candidate state. Presidential IDs don't have state. Fifth and sixth is the district when the candidate first ran. This does not change if the candidate/member's district changes during re-districting. Presidential IDs don't have districts. The rest is sequence.
Filter records to only those that are applicable to a given two-year period. This cycle follows the traditional House election cycle and subdivides the presidential and Senate elections into comparable two-year blocks. The cycle begins with an odd year and is named for its ending, even year.
Filter records to only those that are applicable to a given two-year period. This cycle follows the traditional House election cycle and subdivides the presidential and Senate elections into comparable two-year blocks. The cycle begins with an odd year and is named for its ending, even year.
Provide a field to sort by. Use - for descending order.
Hide null values on sorted column(s).
Toggle that filters out all rows having sort column that is non-null
Toggle that sorts null values last
API key for https://api.data.gov. Get one at https://api.data.gov/signup.
Response
Default response
Changes
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