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District of Columbia state desk

District of Columbia money and power

State-level news from District of Columbia: contracts, campaign finance, statewide officials, legislature money, vendors, and coverage gaps. The Washington delegation layer stays visible, but it is secondary and labeled federal.

State-level news

State records first

District of Columbia state desk
STATE

District of Columbia vendors with the most recorded state spending

MCN BUILD INC. leads current vendor records; recorded totals connect state spending to vendor files. Some states report signed contract awards, others report vendor payments.

StateContractsVendor file

$127M

recorded spend

SAC

Who funds District of Columbia statewide officials

Trayon White leads state campaign finance rows now on file for statewide and legislative offices.

StateCampaign financeState execs

$82K

2024 cycle

LEG

District of Columbia legislature money by donor sector

Other is the top donor sector among state legislators with campaign money on file.

StateLegislaturePartial coverage

$129K

4/13 covered

DC

District of Columbia delegation in Washington

Federal disclosure and congressional money records stay visible as a Washington layer, separate from District of Columbia state records.

FederalWashingtonDelegation

1

federal seats

Washington layer · DC

District of Columbia in Congress

Federal delegation money stays visible here, separated from the state-level desk above.

Washington money

Federal financial disclosures, top donor sectors, and stock trades for members of Congress.

File — The District of Columbia delegation

Who District of Columbia sends to Congress

0 senators and 1 House seats filled.

Seat counts come from the 2020 census apportionment. A seat shows as open when no current member holds it. Source

State legislature

State legislature (13 members)

13 legislators. This is the state capitol roster, separate from the federal Washington layer.

Show all 13 legislators

Top fundraisers

Top vendors by recorded spend