Usually for dynamic pages, it's still working off of some internal API. So when I search for first name starts with "a", it's sending a POST request to https://

Usually for dynamic pages, it's still working off of some internal API. So when I search for first name starts with "a", it's sending a POST request to https://efdsearch.senate.gov/search/report/data/ https://efdsearch.senate.gov/search/report/data/ with the following form data, which returns a nice JSON response. Obviously you'd have to handle with correct headers and CSRF tokens, but it'll be easier than Selenium for sure. draw: 1 columns[0][data]: 0 columns[0][name]: columns[0][searchable]: true columns[0][orderable]: true columns[0][search][value]: columns[0][search][regex]: false columns[1][data]: 1 columns[1][name]: columns[1][searchable]: true columns[1][orderable]: true columns[1][search][value]: columns[1][search][regex]: false columns[2][data]: 2 columns[2][name]: columns[2][searchable]: true columns[2][orderable]: true columns[2][search][value]: columns[2][search][regex]: false columns[3][data]: 3 columns[3][name]: columns[3][searchable]: true columns[3][orderable]: true columns[3][search][value]: columns[3][search][regex]: false columns[4][data]: 4 columns[4][name]: columns[4][searchable]: true columns[4][orderable]: true columns[4][search][value]: columns[4][search][regex]: false order[0][column]: 1 order[0][dir]: asc order[1][column]: 0 order[1][dir]: asc start: 0 length: 25 search[value]: search[regex]: false report_types: [] filer_types: [] submitted_start_date: 01/01/2012 00:00:00 submitted_end_date: candidate_state: senator_state: office_id: first_name: a last_name: