
In January 2025, JJ Eng expanded the openFEC repository’s data model to support the 2025-2026 FEC filing cycle by designing and implementing two new database tables. Leveraging SQL and schema design expertise, JJ created fec_fitem_sched_a_2025_2026 and fec_fitem_sched_b_2025_2026, inheriting from established base tables and incorporating constraints and triggers to maintain data integrity. This work ensures accurate storage and traceability of new filings data, laying the groundwork for future disclosures and analytics. The focused implementation demonstrates a methodical approach to database management, addressing evolving reporting requirements while maintaining consistency and reliability within the openFEC data infrastructure.

January 2025: Implemented foundational data-model expansion to support the 2025-2026 FEC cycle filings in openFEC. Created two new tables, fec_fitem_sched_a_2025_2026 and fec_fitem_sched_b_2025_2026, inheriting from base tables with constraints and triggers to ensure data integrity and readiness for future disclosures. This work directly enables accurate storage and lineage of 2025-2026 filings data and facilitates downstream reporting and analytics. All changes are tracked under the fecgov/openFEC repository with a focused commit that documents the new tables.
January 2025: Implemented foundational data-model expansion to support the 2025-2026 FEC cycle filings in openFEC. Created two new tables, fec_fitem_sched_a_2025_2026 and fec_fitem_sched_b_2025_2026, inheriting from base tables with constraints and triggers to ensure data integrity and readiness for future disclosures. This work directly enables accurate storage and lineage of 2025-2026 filings data and facilitates downstream reporting and analytics. All changes are tracked under the fecgov/openFEC repository with a focused commit that documents the new tables.
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