Open Data

Every claim on this site is backed by public records. This page provides downloadable datasets so you can verify our work independently. All files are CSV format, openable in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet application.

Data principles:

All data comes from public records (NYS Authority Budget Office, NYSBOE campaign finance filings, FEC, Congress.gov, NY PSC rate cases)
No personal information is included beyond what appears in public filings
We show our work. If we say “74 IDA beneficiaries donated to the Langworthy apparatus,” you can download the 74 rows and check each one

For the methodology behind our cross-reference analyses, see our Methodology page.

IDA / Subsidy Accountability

These datasets document Industrial Development Agency tax exemptions in NY-23 and their relationship to political donations. All data comes from the NYS Authority Budget Office (data.ny.gov dataset 9rtk-3fkw) and NYS Board of Elections campaign finance filings.

Dataset	Rows	Description	Download
IDA-to-Langworthy Pipeline	74	Every IDA beneficiary that donated to the Langworthy political apparatus, with exemption amounts and donation-to-exemption ratios	CSV
NY-23 County Scorecards	8	IDA project counts, exemptions, per-household burden, and donor stats for each NY-23 county	CSV
NY-23 Property Tax Impact	8	Per-household property tax shift caused by IDA exemptions in each NY-23 county	CSV
Broken Job Promises	108	IDA projects in NY-23 that failed to deliver promised employment targets	CSV
Suspiciously Timed Donations	248	Donations to Langworthy apparatus that occurred close to IDA project approvals	CSV
WARN Act Crossref	25	Companies receiving IDA tax exemptions that subsequently issued WARN Act layoff notices	CSV
Triple Dippers	111	Companies receiving IDA + Empire State Development + PPP subsidies simultaneously	CSV

Related fact-checks:

IDA Donor-Exemption Pattern — 74 beneficiaries, $246K donated, $66.2M in exemptions
OBBBA / IDA Vote — Making IDA-friendly tax provisions permanent
Campaign Finance Patterns — IDA beneficiary donation flows

Primary sources: NYS ABO PARIS Data | NYSBOE Campaign Finance | The Public Ledgers: IDA Investigation

School District Impact

IDA tax exemptions reduce the property tax base that funds public schools. These datasets quantify that impact at the district level.

Dataset	Rows	Description	Download
NY School District Impact	478	Every NY school district: IDA revenue lost, per-pupil impact, property tax base affected	CSV
Bad Deals	141	IDA projects statewide that failed to deliver promised jobs — with the gap between promises and reality	CSV

81 of the 478 districts are in NY-23 counties (Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben, Tioga). Filter the county column to find your district.

Primary sources: NYS ABO PARIS Data | Census F-33 School Finance Data

NY Utility Rate Investigation

These datasets support our investigation into New York electricity rate increases and what’s actually driving them. All data comes from NY Public Service Commission rate cases, NYISO, and utility annual reports.

Dataset	Rows	Description	Download
Rate Case Outcomes	8	PSC approval rates for utility rate increase requests — near-rubber-stamp record	CSV
CEO Compensation vs. Rates	30	Utility CEO pay growth compared to consumer rate increases over time	CSV
“Clean Energy” Narrative vs. Reality	7	What utilities claim drives costs vs. what rate case filings actually show	CSV
Cost Decomposition by Utility	50	What’s actually in rate increases: infrastructure, profits, storms, clean energy, by utility	CSV
Cost Decomposition (Aggregate)	11	Same data aggregated across all utilities	CSV
Consumer Impact by County	19	Annual electricity cost burden relative to median income, by county	CSV
Rate Increase History	11	NY vs. national electricity rates over time	CSV

Related fact-checks:

NY Utility Rates Data Investigation — Clean energy = 4.7% of rate increases; infrastructure, profits, and storms = 63%
NYSEG Rate Hike Silence — $500M+ rate increase with no statement from Langworthy
Dunkirk Energy Costs — National Grid profits +43%; gas costs +29%

Primary sources: NY DPS Rate Case Filings | NYISO | EIA Electricity Data

Campaign Finance

Dataset	Rows	Description	Download
Top Contributors (2024)	38	Top individual and PAC contributors to Langworthy for Congress, 2024 cycle	CSV
Top Industries (2024)	20	Top contributing industries, 2024 cycle	CSV

Related fact-checks:

Campaign Finance Patterns — 46% individual, 44% PAC; only 3.5% small donors

Primary sources: FEC: Langworthy for Congress (C00817932) | OpenSecrets: Nick Langworthy

Voting Record

Dataset	Rows	Description	Download
Complete Voting Record	2,410	Every roll call vote cast by Rep. Langworthy, exported from Congress.gov	CSV

Primary source: Congress.gov: Rep. Langworthy Roll Call Votes

How to Use This Data

Open a CSV file:

Excel/Google Sheets: Download the file, then open it. All files use standard CSV format.
Filter to your county: Most IDA and school district files have a county column. Use your spreadsheet’s filter function to see just your area.
Sort by impact: Sort the ratio column in the IDA pipeline file to see which beneficiaries got the most exemptions per dollar donated.

Verify a claim:

Find the fact-check that makes the claim
Download the relevant dataset from this page
The fact-check’s methodology section (where available) explains how we got from the raw data to the finding
For underlying government data, follow the “Primary sources” links to the agency databases

Report an error: If you find an error in any dataset, email langworthywatch@gmail.com. We will correct it and note the correction.

All datasets derived from public records. Last updated: March 28, 2026.