Analytical findings hub
Start with reviewed assessments across organizations, firms, issues, legislation, public officials, changes, and cross-source patterns. Each compact card leads to the profile where its reasoning, alternatives, method, and evidence can be inspected.
This first edition focuses on a selected collection. Lobbying comparisons cover Q1–Q2 2026, while legislation, roles, political-finance records, and federal awards retain their own dates; future editions can add more subjects and periods under the same evidence standards.
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Showing 24 of 31 useful published findings. Assessments are shown first; use the filters to open reported and calculated detail.
Published conclusions
See the recurring subjects and changes that define each reviewed organization's current filing story.
CPI appeared in 20 retained filings across both quarters; the full profile spans 15 official issue codes and 30 filings.
CPI appeared in 17 retained filings across both quarters; the full profile spans 21 official issue codes and 32 filings.
TAX appeared in 7 retained filings across both quarters; the full profile spans 18 official issue codes and 16 filings.
TEC appeared in 7 retained filings across both quarters; the full profile spans 25 official issue codes and 11 filings.
Published conclusions
Compare where outside firms connect clients, quarters, and disclosed issue categories in the starting network.
CPT appears in 4 retained filings across Q1 and Q2; the firm’s profile contains 4 filings and 11 official issue codes.
BUD appears in 4 retained filings across Q1 and Q2; the firm’s profile contains 4 filings and 4 official issue codes.
BUD appears in 2 retained filings across Q1 and Q2; the firm’s profile contains 4 filings and 6 official issue codes.
CPI appears in 2 retained filings across Q1 and Q2; the firm’s profile contains 2 filings and 8 official issue codes.
CPI appears in 2 retained filings across Q1 and Q2; the firm’s profile contains 2 filings and 2 official issue codes.
Published conclusions
Follow how four policy areas are distributed across organizations and reporting periods.
62 retained filings matched this issue group. Microsoft had the largest count at 25 (40%), and 4 organizations appeared in both quarters.
42 retained filings matched this issue group. Microsoft had the largest count at 13 (31%), and 6 organizations appeared in both quarters.
34 retained filings matched this issue group. Boeing had the largest count at 24 (71%), and 3 organizations appeared in both quarters.
19 retained filings matched this issue group. Pfizer had the largest count at 8 (42%), and 4 organizations appeared in both quarters.
Published conclusions
Read selected bills through their captured procedural position, sponsor record, and carefully bounded context.
As of 2025-09-30, the captured official action history reaches passage in one chamber. Latest recorded action: Received in the Senate. The bill appears in 1 reviewed issue group and has 1 matched sponsor profile plus 1 approved organization subject reference.
As of 2026-07-30, the captured official action history reaches referral. Latest recorded action: Referred to the House Committee on House Administration. The bill appears in 1 reviewed issue group and has 1 matched sponsor profile.
As of 2025-05-20, the captured official action history reaches referral. Latest recorded action: Read twice and referred to the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions. The bill appears in 1 reviewed issue group and has 1 matched sponsor profile.
As of 2026-07-13, the captured official action history reaches referral. Latest recorded action: Read twice and referred to the Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. The bill appears in 2 reviewed issue groups and has 1 matched sponsor profile.
Published conclusions
Understand how current roles, responsibilities, actions, and sponsorship place officials in the reviewed network.
U.S. Senator for Vermont. Ranking Member of Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions; the selected sponsor record is S 1818.
U.S. Senator for Massachusetts. Ranking Member of Senate Committee on Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs; Member of Health Care; the selected sponsor record is S 4946.
U.S. Representative for Alabama's 3rd Congressional District. Chairman of House Committee on Armed Services; the selected sponsor record is HR 3838.
U.S. Representative for California's 17th Congressional District. Ranking Member of Cyber, Innovative Technologies and Information Systems; the selected sponsor record is HR 9985.
U.S. Senator for Texas. Chairman of Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation; the selected sponsor record is S 933.
Published conclusions
Explore reviewed connections that cross record systems while preserving what each source establishes.
The reviewed collection links Boeing to 24 canonical 2026 lobbying filings, an affiliated political committee with a 2024 reporting cycle, and one Department of Defense award record running from 2023-02-28 to 2031-08-30.
A contextual edge connects Boeing filing language about the FY2026 defense authorization act to H.R. 3838; a separate verified edge identifies Mike Rogers as the bill sponsor, and an official House record identifies his Armed Services chairmanship.