Data & methodology

Where every record comes from, how it's verified, and what's missing.

Sources — generated from the database

This table is not hand-written: it is produced from the same sync records the platform uses internally, so it cannot drift from what the site actually contains.

DatasetRowsLast syncedSource
Expenditure details 14,371,805 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/7bip-nb4g ↗
State checkbook 13,315,342 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/5s6n-7hpx ↗
Employee credit cards 1,442,956 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/nurt-5rqw ↗
ARP transparency 215,223 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/e2rw-zi3s ↗
Central contract spend 26,752 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/sifm-293u ↗
Appropriated budgets 22,886 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/2fby-ie7g ↗
State revenue 18,650 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/it4a-m3yd ↗
Cooperative spend 2,605 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/6a9e-y46r ↗
Document archive (5 state sites) 6,110 2026-07-26 budget · auditor · accounting · legis · delaware.gov
General Assembly legislation 8,147 2026-07-26 legis.delaware.gov ↗

What “verified” means here

Every document was fetched directly from the official state URL shown on its page. We record the SHA-256 hash of the exact bytes received and the retrieval date. When the state changes a file, we keep both versions. We never edit documents. Aggregate figures (vendor totals, agency spending) are computed directly from the state's own published datasets — you can re-run the math yourself from the source links on every page.

Known gaps — stated plainly

Update cadence

Last full index: 2026-07-26. Re-crawls check every known document with conditional requests (only changed files are re-downloaded) and pull new checkbook rows per fiscal year.