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latestOpenAPI 3.1.22026-08-061127187.7 KBFind elected officials
Cicero tracks elected officials and makes their information available through the official resource. The default response ordering is by last_name, first_name.
Use location queries on this resource. You can also query for officials using the official's name.
Cost: 1 credit
Query parameters
Specify the desired format of the response.
Required. The License Key issued by Melissa.
The License Key issued by Melissa.
Required. The latitude of the location.
Required. The longitude of the location.
Required. One line address or a single search string.
Required. The street address of the location.
Required. The official neighborhood of the location (in countries with postal designations e.g., Mexico).
Required. The city of the location.
Required. The state of the location.
Required. The postal code of the location.
Required. The country of the location (Use ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code).
Required. The official's last name.
The official's first name.
The city of the location used as a filter.
The state of the location used as a filter.
The country of the location (Use ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code) used as a filter.
The name of the resource field by which to order the results.
Whether to sort the results in ascending or descending order.
The type of district.
The ID, number, or name of the official's district.
The date the district is valid on. Date should be specified in a YYYY-MM-DD format.
The date the district is valid on or after. Date should be specified in a YYYY-MM-DD format.
The date the district is valid on or before. Date should be specified in a YYYY-MM-DD format.
The dates during which the district is valid. Dates should be specified in a YYYY-MM-DD format and separated by a comma. Use ALL to return every district in all valid date ranges.
The maximum number of objects to return.
Number of items to skip in the response, starting from the beginning of the list.
Headers
Format of the response.
Format of the request.
Response
Successful response