Senate · Oct 2025 – Mar 2026
$480,388,517.54
What politicians spend on themselves, line by line.
Every office account in the Senate's own disbursement report, parsed, reconciled to the totals it prints, and cut into pieces you can click. Each number links to rows; each row links to its page.
1PayrollBy title$363,523,530.11
2Contractual servicesItemized$40,846,856.23
3Acquisition of assetsItemized$37,638,614.20
4Rent, comms, utilitiesTotal only$15,800,906.73
5SuppliesTotal only$13,643,343.20
6TravelItemized$7,471,421.02
7Everything else$3,263,641.70
Only cuts stamped Itemized have rows behind them. The rest are printed as totals only.
Offsets (net revenues & replacement checks)−$1,799,795.65
Today's prices · Senators' personal office accounts
116 accounts · $210,766,934.55 · Oct 2025 – Mar 2026Latest · Senate Oct 2025 – Mar 2026
1,156 of 1,161 accounts add up Inspected
32,618 line items · 8,990 payroll entries. The five that don't: two cancel each other across offices; one unpaired gap; one account prints totals only; one payroll-abstract difference (see the method page). See discrepancies → · Method · Source PDF ↗
Next · Senate Apr 2026 – Sep 2026
Expected late Nov 2026
Reports land six to eight weeks after the period closes. We parse the same day.
House · Statement of Disbursements
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Quarterly CSVs. Each quarter publishes once it reconciles to its summary file.