All of this data was already public. The company registry is 5 GB of semicolon CSV in Windows-1252. Candidate records sit in zip files at the electoral court. Contracts are in one portal, sanctions in another, court rulings in a third. Nobody connects them because joining them is miserable. So I joined them. Click any of the 5,570 municipalities to see who runs it, which party, the contracts and amendments that went there, and the public works that stalled. Open a politician to see their career since 2000, votes, declared assets, donors, companies where they appear as a partner, sanctions and improbity convictions. Type two names. It finds the shortest chain of real records between them: party, company, donation, contract. Up to 9 hops. A few rules I didn't bend: - Every inferred link says how it was matched: full CPF, masked CPF, or name only. Homonyms exist, so name-only matches are labeled as such. - No login, no paywall, no ads. The site is in Portuguese, but the map and the graph mostly speak for themselves. Tell me what breaks and which source I'm missing.

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Brazil's public records, finally in the same room

Brazil's public records, finally in the same room