General Info

The Public Disclosure Commission provides timely and meaningful access to a variety of information about the financing of political campaigns and lobbyist expenditures. Also known as PDC, the commission offers details about the monetary affairs of public officials and candidates. It ensures equitable enforcement and compliance with various disclosure and campaign finance laws. The Public Disclosure Commission conducts meetings and conferences. In addition, the commission employs more than 20 staff members and manages over 90 reports annually. It has public access computers to obtain data about federal, state and local committees. The Public Disclosure Commission provides online manuals and brochures, as well as consulting services.