Rick Larsen (D-WA-2)
U.S. Representative · Washington · District 2
This page makes no claim about Larsen. It’s a pointer to the public records — the FEC, the STOCK Act and financial-disclosure portals, congress.gov, and the major watchdog profiles — so you can follow the money yourself. Every link below opens an authoritative primary source.
The records
Every dollar raised and spent by this member’s federal campaign committees — itemized donor receipts, disbursements, and disclosure timestamps, straight from the Federal Election Commission.
Annual personal-finance disclosures and STOCK Act periodic transaction reports — assets, outside income, and stock trades. These chamber portals don’t deep-link to a person; each link below tells you exactly where to search.
- House financial-disclosure search — look up "Rick Larsen" The Clerk’s portal does not deep-link to a person — open it and search the filer’s last name. Annual financial disclosures and STOCK Act periodic transaction reports both live here.
- STOCK Act — what these filings are and the deadlines they run on The 2012 law requiring members to report securities transactions over $1,000 within 45 days.
The legislative record — roll-call votes, bills sponsored and cosponsored, committee seats — plus the member’s own official site.
Independent organizations that have already aggregated this member’s record — useful starting points, but always trace a claim back to the primary filing above.
Member roster from the unitedstates/congress-legislators open dataset — the canonical record of who currently sits in Congress. BTP keeps no private database here; this is a map to public portals.
Burn The Playbook reads these records every day so the receipts surface before the spin does. The morning a file lands, you get it.