Know the candidates, and the money behind them.

Reports help campaigns review publicly available records and open-source information across background research, digital footprint analysis, OSINT, campaign finance, and reverse username searches, organized into a clear, campaign-ready format.

Timing depends on the scope of the research. A strategist confirms timing along with scope and price before any work begins, so you know when to expect findings before you commit.

Candidate campaigns, political consultants, PACs and advocacy organizations, and parties and political committees. Reports can be requested for candidates, opponents, public figures, or other relevant political entities.

Opposition research is the practice of gathering and organizing publicly available information about a candidate, an opponent, or a political entity so a campaign can plan around what is already on the record. It covers background and public records, digital footprint, open-source intelligence, campaign finance filings, and connected public accounts.

Through FullPAC's exclusive partnership with Sixtyfour, AI agents conduct automated research across structured public records and unstructured open-source information, then organize the findings for rapid review by your team.

Public records and lawfully accessible open sources. The reports organize material that is already on the record rather than obtaining anything private, and sourcing is noted so your team can check any finding themselves.

Yes. Reports are delivered under your firm's brand, you buy at wholesale and set your own client rate, and we never market to, sell to, or contract with your clients. That commitment is in writing in the Partner Protection Guarantee.

No. FullPAC provides nonpartisan political technology infrastructure and does not endorse or advocate for any candidate or party. We work with clients across the political spectrum.

Four questions separate them. Where does the information come from: public records and lawful open sources should be the whole answer. Can your team check findings: sourcing should be noted so any claim can be checked against the record before it is used. When will findings arrive: get the timing confirmed before you commit, because research is only useful inside the news cycle it was ordered for. And who can put their name on it: consultants reselling research need white-label delivery and a written commitment that the vendor will not go around them to the client.

On GOTV Intel, a strategist scopes each report and its price with you before anything is billed, and more than one report can be scoped together. Nothing is charged at the request step. Partners buy at wholesale and set their own client rate.