Independent Expenditure PACs can raise and spend unlimited sums of money as long as their political spending is not coordinated with candidates’ campaigns.
Read MoreMany West Philadelphia residents have not heard of Richard Vague but they may be familiar with his work.
Read MoreThis week, we take a look at the Fraternal Order of Police, a political powerhouse that lobbies on behalf of the city’s bloated and corrupt police force. From private bars to six figure salaries, Lodge 5 of the Fraternal Order of Police has been working to preserve Philadelphia’s history of state violence and white supremacy through its related organizations since its founding in 1939.
Read MoreOverwhelmed by the number of Democrats running for City Council this spring? Welcome to the Philly 2019 Primary Head-to-Head! Built to solve (some) of your candidate confusion.
Read MoreYour guide to the people, trade groups, and corporations fighting to keep the city’s biggest tax break for luxury developers.
Read MoreThe Kinser Group is an influential lobbying firm that has donated to city council people including Derek Green, Curtis Jones Jr., and Darrell Clarke.
Read MoreThe contributions map is a geographic map of political donations from Philadelphia neighborhoods and city council districts with a stacked graph of contributions from US counties by employment sector.
Read MoreThe Expenditures Explorer allows for searching and visualizing money spent by political candidates or committees as reported to the Philadelphia Board of Ethics electronically between 2014 - present.
Read MoreOne of Uber’s first investors steps into local politics.
Read MorePhiladelphia real estate developer Joseph Zuritsky has strong relationships with the Middle East Forum.
Read MoreHow Philadelphia could cut ties with predatory, racist Wall Street banks.
Read MoreMeet the Philly businesses fighting two key workplace protections.
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