Users can search by candidate, committee or individual contributor.
Hazeltine said South Dakota is one of 12 states approved by the FEC to no longer file thousands of paper documents from presidential and U.S. House of Representative candidates and political action committees each year. Copies may be printed for a fee. However, anyone may also access the web and search the documents from a personal computer, Hazeltine said. U.S. Senate candidates file their campaign finance reports with the U.S. Senate and file copies in each state, Hazeltine said. Those reports are not available for viewing on the web at this time.