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Federal Election Commission (FEC)

Federal contract spending profile, contract obligations, budget authority and top contractors, from USAspending.gov.

Corpus rank
#49 of 65
Contract obligations (CY2024)
$16.4M
Budget authority
$87.6M
Agency
FEC

Year-over-year change, 2019–2024

Across the calendar years on file, Federal Election Commission’s annual contract obligations fell from $17.4M in 2023 to $16.4M in 2024. 6% vs 2023 The strongest year on file is 2023 at $17.4M.

$10M$12M$14M$16M$18M 201920202021202220232024 $16.4M
Federal Election Commission annual contract obligations, calendar 2019-2024

Calendar-year prime contract obligations by action date (award types A-D). Annual figures share the calendar-year basis of the CY2024 headline above; budget authority is a separate measure.

Source: USAspending.gov spending_by_category

How Federal Election Commission shows up on the thin-tail obligation band

$16.4M · #49 of 65 by CY2024 contract obligations (below the median) - thin-tail on the obligations board (same order as the agencies listing; obligations > 0, ETL-bug stamp excluded). See methodology.

From calendar 2019 to 2024, Federal Election Commission slipped from #47 to #49 of 66 agencies in the annual contract-obligation series. Its share of that year’s tracked agency total moved from 0.0024% to 0.0022%. Across the available annual series, its obligations ranged from $11.2M in 2020 to $17.4M in 2023, a 1.6x spread.

No attributable prime-contractor breakdown is available for this agency in the current extract. Contract obligations ($16.4M) sit in a mid band versus the $87.6M budget-authority ceiling. Methodology documents the distinct populations and the Treasury source fields.

Source: USAspending.gov · U.S. Department of the Treasury

Nearby thin-tail agencies

Data-derived peers across the USAspending agency extract: nearest contract-obligation scale and nearest budget authority. Not recommendations or same-department siblings.

Disclaimer: Data from USAspending.gov public records. For informational purposes only. Contract amounts are aggregated and may not reflect the most current modifications or de-obligations. Always verify with official sources.

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Data sourced from official public datasets. See our methodology for details. Compiled from USAspending.gov by the PlainFedContract editorial process.