This dataset encompasses detailed records of financial expenditures by political campaigns, PACs (Political Action Committees), and other political entities within the state of Colorado for the years 2019 to 2023. It provides an in-depth look at the financial landscape of Colorado's political environment, offering insights into donor behaviors, campaign funding sources, and spending patterns. Data is available under a custom license that prohibits the resale of the data. Users are allowed to use the data for research and analysis but are not allowed to resell the data or any derivatives of it. The data is considered to be highly reliable but is provided "as is" without warranty for its completeness or accuracy.

This dataset encompasses detailed records of financial contributions to political campaigns, PACs (Political Action Committees), and other political entities within the state of Colorado for the years 2019 to 2023. It provides an in-depth look at the financial landscape of Colorado's political environment, offering insights into donor behaviors, campaign funding sources, and spending patterns. Data is available under a custom license that prohibits the resale of the data. Users are allowed to use the data for research and analysis but are not allowed to resell the data or any derivatives of it. The data is considered to be highly reliable but is provided "as is" without warranty for its completeness or accuracy.      

The datase consists of 225,000 entries representing sarpanches in India, along with their associated mobile phone numbers. Each entry in the dataset includes the following information:   1. localBodyCode: A unique identifier for the local body to which the sarpanch belongs. 2. localBodyName: The name of the local body. 3. level: The level of the local body, indicating whether it is a village, town, city, or another administrative unit. 4. sarpanchName: The name of the sarpanch, who is the elected head of the local body. 5. sarpanchMobileNo: The mobile phone number of the sarpanch.   This dataset provides valuable information about the sarpanches in India, including their names and contact details. It can be used for various purposes such as communication, coordination, and analysis of local governance structures. Researchers, policymakers, and government officials can leverage this dataset to study the roles and responsibilities of sarpanches, assess the effectiveness of local governance, and potentially facilitate efficient communication channels between the sarpanches and relevant stakeholders.   It is important to note that the dataset contains sensitive personal information, such as mobile phone numbers, and should be handled and used in accordance with applicable privacy regulations and data protection guidelines.

BBC news sample dataset has 60 records with 12 columns. Crawl Feeds team used in-house tools to extract data from BBC.

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Context The Federal Election Commission (FEC) is an independent regulatory agency established in 1975 to administer and enforce the Federal Election Campaign Act (FECA), which requires public disclosure of campaign finance information. The FEC publishes campaign finance reports for presidential and legislative election campaign candidates on the Campaign Finance Disclosure Portal. Content The finance summary report contains one record for each financial report (Form 3P) filed by the presidential campaign committees during the 2016 primary and general election campaigns. Presidential committees file quarterly prior to the election year and monthly during the election year. The campaign expenditures file contains individual operating expenditures made by the campaign committee and reported on Form 3P Line 23 during the same period. Operating expenditures consist of the routine costs of campaigning for president, which include staffing, travel, advertising, voter outreach, and other activities.