2024’s Top Lobbying Risers
Here are the industries, companies, and trade associations that increased their spending on lobbying the most last year.
Here are the industries, companies, and trade associations that increased their spending on lobbying the most last year.
Use the data table below to look up AIPAC PAC and super PAC totals for every federal candidate.
Watchdogs say the move effectively legalizes House members using campaign funds for personal purposes.
The next Congress, dubbed “the most crypto-friendly Congress ever” after massive election spending by the industry, will have a crypto-savvy Arkansas Republican atop a key committee.
Oil and gas trade group the American Petroleum Institute released a policy roadmap that will drill, frack, and flare.
More than 50 members of Congress own stock in defense contractors whose profits are soaring from giant Pentagon budgets and supplemental weapons packages.
The pro-Israel group passed the $100 million spending mark in July, according to new FEC information.
The Alaska Democrat, who pushed for approval of ConocoPhillips’ massive Willow oil drilling project in the state, got a campaign boost from a Conoco-funded super PAC.
A Sludge analysis estimates that more than half of the fiscal year 2024 Pentagon budget will go to private contractors, with the five largest companies raking in one-sixth of all military spending.
The lucrative tax prep industry has pursued a decades-long lobbying campaign to block the IRS from developing a free online tax filing service.