Who is Your Landlord Supporting in the May 2023 Primary?

Who Runs PhillyPhilly powerresearchMay 12, 2023campaign finance, Real estate, housing, eviction

Takeaways from the Latest Philly Campaign Finance Filings

Rise of Working Families Party candidates, Libertarian-backing hyper-capitalists, evolving donor bases, and more

Who Runs Philly Part 15: Who are the people behind the PACs?

Major funders of Independent Expenditure PAC spending in Philadelphia politics this year have included Michael Bloomberg, sugary beverage companies, building trades and teacher unions, the National Association of Realtors, local real estate developers, Richard Vague, and Josh Kopelman.

Who Runs Philly Part 14: How Independent Expenditure PACs like Phila. 3.0 make campaign contribution limits irrelevant

Independent Expenditure PACs can raise and spend unlimited sums of money as long as their political spending is not coordinated with candidates’ campaigns.

Who Runs Philly? Part 11: Head to Head - Candidate Comparison App

Overwhelmed 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.

Who Runs Philly? Part 8: Where does the money come from?

The 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.

Who Runs PhillyPhilly powerresearchApril 16, 2019city hall, geography, campaign finance

Who Runs Philly? Part 7: How do political candidates and committees spend their money?

The 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.