Political compliance and campaign software for U.S. federal and state organizations
Aristotle is a 40-year-old political technology company serving federal elected officials, state parties, and campaign organizations with compliance reporting, voter data, and campaign management tools. The stack reveals a hybrid modernization in progress: .NET/C#/SQL Server backbone with newer web layers (React, Node.js, TypeScript) and cloud migration to Azure (Databricks, Synapse, Data Lake Storage, OpenAI), while simultaneously replacing other cloud providers. Engineering hiring is accelerating with senior-level roles, paired with legal and services headcount — consistent with a company managing both legacy compliance products and newer AI-powered offerings.
Aristotle provides an integrated suite of software and services for political organizations, including federal campaign finance reporting, lobbying disclosure compliance, voter data access, and PAC management tools. The customer base includes White House occupants from both parties, most U.S. Senators and House members, and state party organizations. The company operates from Washington, DC and combines deep political domain expertise (staff with FEC, DNC, RNC, and consulting backgrounds) with technical delivery. Core product areas span campaign software, voter data (VoterListsOnline), PAC/grassroots software, and 24/7 support, supplemented by in-person and customized training at their Capitol Hill office.
Aristotle runs a hybrid modern stack: .NET, C#, and SQL Server for core systems; React, Node.js, and TypeScript for web frontends; Azure (Databricks, Synapse, Data Lake Storage, OpenAI) for data and AI; and WordPress with custom Gutenberg blocks for content. Also using Asana, Power BI, and Playwright.
Washington, DC. The company maintains an office on Capitol Hill and conducts open houses there for customer training and onboarding.
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