PoliticalAgent gathers public campaign-finance records, voting records, and policy positions, then organizes them into one clear profile per politician. Every number sourced. Every source linked.
Follow the Money →Campaign-finance data is public by law — but it lives in filing systems built for regulators, not voters. We do the digging so you don't have to.
Federal Election Commission filings, Florida Division of Elections records, and industry databases — pulled automatically, cached, and version-tracked.
Contributions traced from donor to PAC to campaign, matched to voting records on the bills that money touches. One profile per politician.
Clear, sourced profiles at each politician's own page on PoliticalProfile.com — money received, from whom, and how they voted.
Toxic algae blooms, Lake Okeechobee discharges, stalled Everglades restoration — and a steady flow of sugar industry money into Florida politics. The records are public. We're connecting them.
Combined contributions from major sugar interests to Florida state candidates and PACs, Jan 2018 – Jul 2024, per analysis of public state filings.
Contributions attributed to U.S. Sugar and related entities to state candidates and PACs over the same period, per the same public-filings analysis.
Per-politician profiles: the top recipients of sugar industry contributions in Florida — federal and state — with sourced totals and water-bill voting records. Sign up below to be notified as profiles go live.
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