Types of Publicly Available Information
Our Commitment to Promote Transparency
Lobbying Data

A resource for engaged citizens, good government groups, and interested parties who would like to learn more about those who are attempting to influence State government.  View the lobbyists statements of registrations, client information and reportable compensation and expenses that are all publicly available. 

Financial Disclosure

The Commission provides public access to the financial disclosure statements which include information about the private interests and activities of public officers and employees. The Financial Disclosure Statements of the four statewide elected officials and legislative members can be viewed on the website. The Financial Disclosure Statements of other public officers and employees are available on request through the Commission's Records Access Officer.

 

Enforcement Actions

While the Commission’s investigative proceedings are confidential by law, if the Commission finds a substantial basis to conclude that an individual or entity under the Commission’s jurisdiction violated the law or approves a settlement agreement to resolve an investigation, the Commission’s actions are public. Substantial Basis Investigation Reports, and related materials, as well as settlement agreements can be viewed in the enforcement action table on the website.

More Timely Aggregated Lobbying Data Compiled Bi-monthly Lobbying Data Now Available

To increase public accessibility and transparency in lobbying spending, the Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government now releases preliminary lobbying spending data analyses every two months.

Interactive Search Queries Publicly Accessible Lobbying Data

To search current lobbying data that covers filings from 2019 through the present, click the 'Search Current Filings' button. Click the 'PSQ Instructions and Data Dictionaries’ button for helpful information on how to search and navigate our current filings, including detailed data dictionaries that provide explanations to the lobbying data contained in each filing.

More Transparent Registration Information Registration and Termination Docket

Registration and Termination Docket

Section 1-f of the Lobbying Act requires the Commission to provide a monthly registration docket that contains information on the Registrations filed during each month and amendments to all previously filed original registrations. 

Search Tips and Data Dictionary

View detailed information, search tips, and a plain language data dictionary. 

Publicly Available Financial Disclosure Filings

Elected Officials

Financial Disclosure Statements ("FDS") are due to be filed with the Commission by May 15. Under law, members of the Legislature must first file with the Legislative Ethics Commission (LEC), which then has through June 30 to turn them over to COELIG for public disclosure.

Request Access to all other FDS Filings

Financial Disclosure Statements for certain Executive and Legislative Branch employees and officials are available upon request. 

Enforcement Actions View Commission Enforcement and Delinquency Notices

After it conducts a Substantial Basis Investigation, the Commission may vote to issue a Substantial Basis Investigation Report with findings of fact and assessment of a penalty or it may approve a settlement agreement. After a final vote of approval from the Commission, that information is publicly available. The Commission also issues notices of delinquency to individuals who fail to timely file, or file deficient, financial disclosure statements; those notices are also publicly available.

Public Disclosure Recent Annual Reports & Related Data

This section has been designed to provide direct access to the Commission's Annual Reports and related Lobbyist and Client Datasets and Financial Lists.

For 2018 and Prior Filings Other Available Lobbying Data