Federal Election Commission

Government AdministrationUnited States201-500 Employees

The Federal Election Commission is an independent regulatory agency within the United States government charged with administering and enforcing federal campaign finance laws. It operates in the government administration sector and oversees how campaigns and committees comply with rules governing contributions, expenditures, and public disclosure. The agency's work contributes to the integrity and transparency of federal elections. Its main customers are political campaigns and committees engaged in federal elections, along with other entities required to report campaign finances. With a mid-sized workforce, the commission enforces the limits and reporting requirements that govern federal campaign activity. In early 2026, Senate Majority PAC filed lawsuits against the FEC alleging inaction on complaints about campaign finance practices, a development reflecting ongoing regulatory interactions surrounding enforcement actions.

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