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  • Official House Clerk index · 2024–2026

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Official House disclosure document records
Filer and districtFiling typeFiled / filing yearDocumentSource
Peter BurgelisWisconsin · District 1Financial disclosure filing (Clerk code C)Filing year 202610077897 · Open evidence pageOfficial PDF
Source integrity

Every annual ZIP is fingerprinted before publication.

The current source contained 7,122 rows. Election.org removed 5 exactly repeated document rows, retained 0 future-dated source anomaly with a warning, and retained 61 records whose source date is blank.

Sources and method
  • 2024 Clerk ZIP, SHA-256 fingerprint dcb976101122be913ca3e46c27d72b89eb538a3984a2820bc66957dd11c2ca06
  • 2025 Clerk ZIP, SHA-256 fingerprint 2ff90ddd92b0a50f4f83ba2acadde8cf7897eb6db35309e93ec36413bd9f7fc1
  • 2026 Clerk ZIP, SHA-256 fingerprint a9c4efbd2d5ec8383bdd57471eca5873e92ebe9c6b2bcdabb83f1e34b1d3c191

Source indexes retrieved Nov 8, 2026 · Office of the Clerk search and legal notice · public JSON API

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Sources and method

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Search every unique document listed in the Clerk's current annual indexes. Election.org links the official PDF and never turns a filing into an accusation, wealth estimate, or invented trade row.

7,118unique official document records
1,423Clerk code P / PTR filings
3annual indexes independently fingerprinted
What the index proves

A named document was listed by the Clerk.

The filer name, House district, official code, filing year, filing date when supplied, document ID, and direct government PDF link come from the annual bulk index.

What the index does not prove

What securities were traded—or why.

The yearly bulk indexes prove that a document was filed; they do not expose the securities or transaction fields inside a PTR. Election.org separately normalizes a row only when the entire digital PDF passes verified geometric, date, asset-code, and amount validation; image-only scans produce no guessed rows. A financial-disclosure filing or securities transaction is not evidence of wrongdoing, material nonpublic information, intent, profit, loss, or a conflict of interest.

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