Lobbying ≠ campaign money. These LDA lobbying figures are a separate, unbridged channel from FEC campaign contributions; this platform does not yet link a lobbying registrant to any FEC committee. See the methodology glossary.
THE RESERVE COMPONENT
Lobbying registrant · 401109141
19 filings on record; a reported $360,000 in total across them. Honesty note: each amount is the registrant's reported lobbying income/spend for that quarter (a lump sum required by the Lobbying Disclosure Act, or LDA — the law governing public lobbying reports), so this total is a gross sum of quarterly figures. The filings do disclose which bills were lobbied on (below), but never how much of the money went to any one bill, and never whether the filer supported or opposed it.
Clients
- WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON (ON BEHALF OF SUPPLY CHAIN FEDERATION)
- WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON (ON BEHALF OF SYNDERYS)
- SALUTE HOME LOANS
- PHILADELPHIA REGIONAL PORT AUTHORITY (PHILAPORT)
- WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON (ON BEHALF OF PROLOGIS LP)
- WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON (ON BEHALF OF BIRDON AMERICA)
- CITY OF KENNER, LA
- PEOPLE FOR THE ETHICAL TREATMENT OF ANIMALS (PETA)
- WSP USA
- CITY OF DILLINGHAM
- GRANITE CONSTRUCTION INCORPORATED
- CYWARE
- CITY OF ABERDEEN
- LENDMARK FINANCIAL SERVICES
- INVEST IN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (IIUSA)
- NATIONAL TECHNOLOGY SECURITY COALITION
- POWER ENGINEERS, INC.
Filings
Source: Senate LDA filings.
Bills lobbied on
Bills named in this registrant's filings. A titled link means the bill is in our corpus; a bare canonical reference means it is not.
- Combating Organized Retail Crime Act (us-119-hr-2853)
- The Dalilah Law (us-119-hr-7758)
- us-119-s-1404 (not in corpus)
- us-119-s-3917 (not in corpus)
Bill references are free-text extractions from LDA specific_issues;
they show a bill was named in a quarter, not money spent on it.