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lobbying filings, organizations, firms, and related federal records.Explore public officials and reviewed record connectionsExplore selected public officials through reviewed roles, sponsored bills, and separately identified connections in the current collection.Discover lobbying firm and client connectionsCompare reviewed outside lobbying firms by clients, recurring issues, filing periods, and separately reported income.Understand lobbyist connections in federal disclosuresLearn what listed-lobbyist fields mean and why no individual lobbyist profiles are published in the current collection.Follow selected federal bills and reviewed connectionsFollow selected federal bills through official actions, sponsors, subjects, and carefully bounded connections to other reviewed records.Reviewed data pagesBoeing lobbying analysisBoeing appears here through reviewed records that connect aerospace manufacturing with defense, aviation, procurement, and several distinct federal record systems.Amazon lobbying analysisThis profile follows Amazon.com Services LLC, the specific client identity admitted to the current collection, rather than combining every similarly named Amazon entity.Microsoft lobbying analysisMicrosoft's reviewed profile brings together federal filings about computer policy, telecommunications, science and technology, security, labor, tax, energy, education, and trade.Pfizer lobbying analysisPfizer's profile follows reviewed federal filings centered on health, prescription drugs, Medicare and Medicaid, tax, trade, tariffs, labor, budget, and intellectual property.AARP lobbying analysisAARP appears as a nonprofit membership organization whose reviewed filings cover health care, Medicare and Medicaid, prescription drugs, retirement, tax, telecommunications, labor, housing, transportation, and consumer matters.Meta lobbying analysisMeta's profile follows two approved punctuation variants of the Meta Platforms, Inc. client name and keeps subsidiaries, affiliates, and former-name references separate from activity totals.Defense and Aerospace Policy lobbying analysisDefense and Aerospace Policy brings together reviewed filings coded for national defense, aerospace and space systems, or civil aviation.Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Data Privacy lobbying analysisArtificial Intelligence, Technology and Data Privacy compares broad computer, science and telecommunications filings with the narrower words filers used for AI, privacy, and data protection.Healthcare, Prescription Drugs and Medicare lobbying analysisHealthcare, Prescription Drugs and Medicare follows reviewed filings coded for general health issues, pharmacy policy, or Medicare and Medicaid.Taxes and Government Spending lobbying analysisTaxes and Government Spending compares filings coded for taxation with those tied to the federal budget and appropriations process.Mike Rogers official roles and recordsMike Rogers appears here as the U.S. representative for Alabama's 3rd District, chair of the House Armed Services Committee, and sponsor of H.R. 3838 in the reviewed official records.Ted Cruz official roles and recordsTed Cruz appears as a U.S. senator for Texas, chair of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, and sponsor of S. 933 in the reviewed records.Ro Khanna official roles and recordsRo Khanna appears as the U.S. representative for California's 17th District, ranking member of the House cybersecurity and innovative-technologies subcommittee, and sponsor of H.R.Bernie Sanders official roles and recordsBernie Sanders appears as a U.S. senator for Vermont, ranking member of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee, and sponsor of S.Elizabeth Warren official roles and recordsElizabeth Warren appears as a U.S. senator for Massachusetts with selected Banking Committee leadership and Health Care Subcommittee membership, alongside sponsorship of S.Donald Trump official roles and recordsDonald Trump appears here through the official record of the presidency and one dated presidential memorandum, Regulatory Freeze Pending Review.Mike Johnson official roles and recordsMike Johnson appears through two current official roles: Speaker of the U.S.Hakeem Jeffries official roles and recordsHakeem Jeffries appears through the official records of House Democratic leadership and representation of New York's 8th District.HR 3838 bill status and analysisH.R. 3838 is the fiscal year 2026 national defense authorization measure in the captured Congress.gov record.S 933 bill status and analysisS. 933 is the NASA Transition Authorization Act of 2025, a science and space-policy measure in the captured official record.HR 9985 bill status and analysisH.R. 9985 is the AI Ads Act, placed by Congress.gov in Government Operations and Politics.S 1818 bill status and analysisS. 1818 is the Prescription Drug Price Relief Act of 2025, categorized by Congress.gov under Health.S 4946 bill status and analysisS. 4946 is the Health and Location Data Protection Act of 2026, placed in the Commerce policy area by Congress.gov.Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld lobbying analysisAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld appears in Microsoft's reviewed filings across both 2026 quarters.AVOQ, LLC lobbying analysisAVOQ appears in Meta's reviewed filings for both 2026 quarters.Capitol Tax Partners, LLP lobbying analysisCapitol Tax Partners appears in Meta filings from both reviewed quarters with a tightly focused Taxation/Internal Revenue Code pattern.CM Strategic, LLC lobbying analysisCM Strategic appears in AARP's reviewed filings across both quarters, where labor and workplace matters recur beside taxation.Cornerstone Government Affairs, Inc. lobbying analysisCornerstone Government Affairs connects AARP and Boeing in the current firm-client network.Crossroads Strategies, LLC lobbying analysisCrossroads Strategies appears in Boeing filings across both reviewed quarters.D&P Creative Strategies, LLC lobbying analysisD&P Creative Strategies appears in Microsoft's records for both quarters, with homeland-security activity recurring beside telecommunications, intelligence, tax, and government issues.DCI Group, L.L.C. lobbying analysisDCI Group appears in Meta filings from both reviewed quarters with Computer Industry as the sole official category.Elevate Government Affairs, LLC lobbying analysisElevate Government Affairs connects Meta and Microsoft across both reviewed quarters and one of the broadest issue sets among current firm profiles.Empire Consulting Group lobbying analysisEmpire Consulting Group appears in Boeing filings for both 2026 quarters with Aviation/Airlines/Airports as the sole official category.Ernst & Young LLP (Washington Council Ernst & Young) reviewed lobbying recordsErnst & Young's Washington Council appears through one retained Microsoft tax filing.Etherton and Associates, Inc. lobbying analysisEtherton and Associates appears in Boeing filings across both quarters, with Defense recurring beside intelligence and government issues.FifeStrategies, LLC lobbying analysisFifeStrategies appears in Microsoft filings for both reviewed quarters, with Budget/Appropriations recurring alongside defense and computer-industry matters.Forza DC, LLC lobbying analysisForza DC appears in Microsoft's reviewed filings across both quarters with Computer Industry as the sole official category.H&M Strategies LLP lobbying analysisH&M Strategies appears in AARP filings for both quarters.Harbinger Strategies, LLC lobbying analysisHarbinger Strategies connects Meta and Microsoft across both reviewed quarters.Harper & Bailey Governmental Solutions LLC lobbying analysisHarper & Bailey Governmental Solutions appears in AARP filings across both quarters with Government Issues as the sole official category.Holland & Knight LLP reviewed lobbying recordsHolland & Knight appears through one retained Amazon tax filing.HSA Strategies lobbying analysisHSA Strategies appears in Amazon filings for both reviewed quarters with Telecommunications as the sole official category.Jeffries Strategies LLC lobbying analysisJeffries Strategies connects Amazon and Meta in all four reviewed quarter-client combinations.Lot Sixteen LLC lobbying analysisLot Sixteen appears in Microsoft filings across both quarters with Energy/Nuclear as the sole official category.Mason Street Consulting, LLC lobbying analysisMason Street Consulting appears in Meta filings across both quarters, with Banking recurring beside media and computer-industry issues.Maynard Nexsen PC reviewed lobbying recordsMaynard Nexsen appears through one retained Microsoft Computer Industry filing.McGinley LLC lobbying analysisMcGinley appears in Meta filings for both quarters, with Computer Industry recurring beside trade and energy matters.Mehlman Consulting, Inc. lobbying analysisMehlman Consulting appears in Meta filings across both quarters, where Computer Industry recurs alongside Energy/Nuclear.Michael Best Strategies LLC lobbying analysisMichael Best Strategies appears in Microsoft filings for both quarters, with Budget/Appropriations recurring across a five-category set that includes science, tax, energy, and transportation.Miller Strategies, LLC lobbying analysisMiller Strategies appears in Pfizer filings across both quarters.Mindset Advocacy, LLC lobbying analysisMindset Advocacy appears in Meta filings across both quarters, with Computer Industry recurring amid law enforcement, media, consumer, and science categories.Penn Hill Group lobbying analysisPenn Hill Group appears in Microsoft filings for both quarters, with Education recurring beside labor and workplace issues.Polaris Government Relations, LLC lobbying analysisPolaris Government Relations appears in Microsoft filings across both quarters, with Science/Technology recurring beside Telecommunications.S-3 Group lobbying analysisS-3 Group appears in Boeing filings from both quarters with Defense as the sole official category.Salinas Strategies LLC lobbying analysisSalinas Strategies appears in Meta filings across both quarters with Computer Industry as its sole official category.Salt Point Strategies lobbying analysisSalt Point Strategies appears in Meta filings for both quarters with Communications/Broadcasting/Radio/TV as the sole category.Squire Patton Boggs lobbying analysisSquire Patton Boggs appears in Boeing filings across both quarters, with Aviation recurring beside tariff and government issues.Stapleton & Associates, LLC lobbying analysisStapleton & Associates appears in Boeing filings from both quarters with Defense as the sole official category.Sternhell Group lobbying analysisSternhell Group appears in Meta filings across both quarters with Computer Industry as the only official category.Stewart Strategies and Solutions, LLC lobbying analysisStewart Strategies and Solutions appears in Microsoft filings from both quarters with Telecommunications as the sole official category.Tarplin, Downs & Young, LLC lobbying analysisTarplin, Downs & Young appears in Amazon filings across both quarters, with Budget/Appropriations recurring alongside Health Issues and Medicare/Medicaid.Telemedia Policy Corp. lobbying analysisTelemedia Policy appears in Meta filings across both quarters with Science/Technology as the sole category.The Dionne Company lobbying analysisThe Dionne Company appears in Boeing filings across both quarters, with Aerospace recurring beside Aviation.The Doerrer Group LLC lobbying analysisThe Doerrer Group appears in Boeing filings for both quarters, with Aviation recurring beside Budget/Appropriations.The Duberstein Group Inc. lobbying analysisThe Duberstein Group connects Amazon and Pfizer across both reviewed quarters.The Gibson Group, LLC lobbying analysisThe Gibson Group appears in Microsoft filings across both quarters, with Computer Industry recurring in a six-category set that includes postal, telecommunications, trade, tax, and consumer issues.The Lugar Group (FKA Lugar Hellmann Group) lobbying analysisThe Lugar Group appears in Boeing filings across both quarters, with Budget/Appropriations recurring beside defense and trade.The Williams Group lobbying analysisThe Williams Group appears in Meta filings across both quarters, with Consumer Issues recurring beside financial-institutions reporting.TheGroup DC, LLC lobbying analysisTheGroup DC appears in AARP filings across both quarters with Taxation/Internal Revenue Code as the sole official category.Thorn Run Partners lobbying analysisThorn Run Partners appears in AARP filings across both quarters with Health Issues as the sole official category.Tiber Creek Group lobbying analysisTiber Creek Group appears in Microsoft filings across both quarters, with Computer Industry recurring within an eight-category record that reaches law enforcement, labor, homeland security, trade, tax, telecommunications, and government issues.Todd Strategy Group lobbying analysisTodd Strategy Group appears in Pfizer filings across both quarters, with Pharmacy recurring beside trade and tariff issues.Venture Government Strategies, LLC (FKA Hobart Hallaway & Quayle Ventures, LLC) lobbying analysisVenture Government Strategies connects Boeing and Microsoft across both reviewed quarters.Education, trust, and project informationGrounded AI analysisSee an evidence-grounded Boeing assessment, ask supported questions when available, and inspect the claims and sources behind each answer.Learn CenterPlain-language guides to federal lobbying records, reported amounts, entity matching, and careful interpretation.GlossaryDefinitions for the lobbying, legislative, political-finance, award, and evidence terms used by Gov Influence.About Gov InfluenceHow Gov Influence analyzes selected federal records, reviews findings, preserves source boundaries, and maintains editorial independence.How Gov Influence worksFollow an official federal record through retrieval, review, QA, publication, and correction.Data sourcesOfficial sources, 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Boeing lobbying analysisBoeing appears here through reviewed records that connect aerospace manufacturing with defense, aviation, procurement, and several distinct federal record systems.
Amazon lobbying analysisThis profile follows Amazon.com Services LLC, the specific client identity admitted to the current collection, rather than combining every similarly named Amazon entity.
Microsoft lobbying analysisMicrosoft's reviewed profile brings together federal filings about computer policy, telecommunications, science and technology, security, labor, tax, energy, education, and trade.
Pfizer lobbying analysisPfizer's profile follows reviewed federal filings centered on health, prescription drugs, Medicare and Medicaid, tax, trade, tariffs, labor, budget, and intellectual property.
AARP lobbying analysisAARP appears as a nonprofit membership organization whose reviewed filings cover health care, Medicare and Medicaid, prescription drugs, retirement, tax, telecommunications, labor, housing, transportation, and consumer matters.
Meta lobbying analysisMeta's profile follows two approved punctuation variants of the Meta Platforms, Inc. client name and keeps subsidiaries, affiliates, and former-name references separate from activity totals.
Defense and Aerospace Policy lobbying analysisDefense and Aerospace Policy brings together reviewed filings coded for national defense, aerospace and space systems, or civil aviation.
Artificial Intelligence, Technology and Data Privacy lobbying analysisArtificial Intelligence, Technology and Data Privacy compares broad computer, science and telecommunications filings with the narrower words filers used for AI, privacy, and data protection.
Healthcare, Prescription Drugs and Medicare lobbying analysisHealthcare, Prescription Drugs and Medicare follows reviewed filings coded for general health issues, pharmacy policy, or Medicare and Medicaid.
Taxes and Government Spending lobbying analysisTaxes and Government Spending compares filings coded for taxation with those tied to the federal budget and appropriations process.
Mike Rogers official roles and recordsMike Rogers appears here as the U.S. representative for Alabama's 3rd District, chair of the House Armed Services Committee, and sponsor of H.R. 3838 in the reviewed official records.
Ted Cruz official roles and recordsTed Cruz appears as a U.S. senator for Texas, chair of the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, and sponsor of S. 933 in the reviewed records.
Ro Khanna official roles and recordsRo Khanna appears as the U.S. representative for California's 17th District, ranking member of the House cybersecurity and innovative-technologies subcommittee, and sponsor of H.R.
Bernie Sanders official roles and recordsBernie Sanders appears as a U.S. senator for Vermont, ranking member of the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions Committee, and sponsor of S.
Elizabeth Warren official roles and recordsElizabeth Warren appears as a U.S. senator for Massachusetts with selected Banking Committee leadership and Health Care Subcommittee membership, alongside sponsorship of S.
Donald Trump official roles and recordsDonald Trump appears here through the official record of the presidency and one dated presidential memorandum, Regulatory Freeze Pending Review.
Mike Johnson official roles and recordsMike Johnson appears through two current official roles: Speaker of the U.S.
Hakeem Jeffries official roles and recordsHakeem Jeffries appears through the official records of House Democratic leadership and representation of New York's 8th District.
HR 3838 bill status and analysisH.R. 3838 is the fiscal year 2026 national defense authorization measure in the captured Congress.gov record.
S 933 bill status and analysisS. 933 is the NASA Transition Authorization Act of 2025, a science and space-policy measure in the captured official record.
HR 9985 bill status and analysisH.R. 9985 is the AI Ads Act, placed by Congress.gov in Government Operations and Politics.
S 1818 bill status and analysisS. 1818 is the Prescription Drug Price Relief Act of 2025, categorized by Congress.gov under Health.
S 4946 bill status and analysisS. 4946 is the Health and Location Data Protection Act of 2026, placed in the Commerce policy area by Congress.gov.
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld lobbying analysisAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld appears in Microsoft's reviewed filings across both 2026 quarters.
Capitol Tax Partners, LLP lobbying analysisCapitol Tax Partners appears in Meta filings from both reviewed quarters with a tightly focused Taxation/Internal Revenue Code pattern.
CM Strategic, LLC lobbying analysisCM Strategic appears in AARP's reviewed filings across both quarters, where labor and workplace matters recur beside taxation.
Cornerstone Government Affairs, Inc. lobbying analysisCornerstone Government Affairs connects AARP and Boeing in the current firm-client network.
Crossroads Strategies, LLC lobbying analysisCrossroads Strategies appears in Boeing filings across both reviewed quarters.
D&P Creative Strategies, LLC lobbying analysisD&P Creative Strategies appears in Microsoft's records for both quarters, with homeland-security activity recurring beside telecommunications, intelligence, tax, and government issues.
DCI Group, L.L.C. lobbying analysisDCI Group appears in Meta filings from both reviewed quarters with Computer Industry as the sole official category.
Elevate Government Affairs, LLC lobbying analysisElevate Government Affairs connects Meta and Microsoft across both reviewed quarters and one of the broadest issue sets among current firm profiles.
Empire Consulting Group lobbying analysisEmpire Consulting Group appears in Boeing filings for both 2026 quarters with Aviation/Airlines/Airports as the sole official category.
Ernst & Young LLP (Washington Council Ernst & Young) reviewed lobbying recordsErnst & Young's Washington Council appears through one retained Microsoft tax filing.
Etherton and Associates, Inc. lobbying analysisEtherton and Associates appears in Boeing filings across both quarters, with Defense recurring beside intelligence and government issues.
FifeStrategies, LLC lobbying analysisFifeStrategies appears in Microsoft filings for both reviewed quarters, with Budget/Appropriations recurring alongside defense and computer-industry matters.
Forza DC, LLC lobbying analysisForza DC appears in Microsoft's reviewed filings across both quarters with Computer Industry as the sole official category.
Harbinger Strategies, LLC lobbying analysisHarbinger Strategies connects Meta and Microsoft across both reviewed quarters.
Harper & Bailey Governmental Solutions LLC lobbying analysisHarper & Bailey Governmental Solutions appears in AARP filings across both quarters with Government Issues as the sole official category.
Holland & Knight LLP reviewed lobbying recordsHolland & Knight appears through one retained Amazon tax filing.
HSA Strategies lobbying analysisHSA Strategies appears in Amazon filings for both reviewed quarters with Telecommunications as the sole official category.
Jeffries Strategies LLC lobbying analysisJeffries Strategies connects Amazon and Meta in all four reviewed quarter-client combinations.
Lot Sixteen LLC lobbying analysisLot Sixteen appears in Microsoft filings across both quarters with Energy/Nuclear as the sole official category.
Mason Street Consulting, LLC lobbying analysisMason Street Consulting appears in Meta filings across both quarters, with Banking recurring beside media and computer-industry issues.
Maynard Nexsen PC reviewed lobbying recordsMaynard Nexsen appears through one retained Microsoft Computer Industry filing.
McGinley LLC lobbying analysisMcGinley appears in Meta filings for both quarters, with Computer Industry recurring beside trade and energy matters.
Mehlman Consulting, Inc. lobbying analysisMehlman Consulting appears in Meta filings across both quarters, where Computer Industry recurs alongside Energy/Nuclear.
Michael Best Strategies LLC lobbying analysisMichael Best Strategies appears in Microsoft filings for both quarters, with Budget/Appropriations recurring across a five-category set that includes science, tax, energy, and transportation.
Miller Strategies, LLC lobbying analysisMiller Strategies appears in Pfizer filings across both quarters.
Mindset Advocacy, LLC lobbying analysisMindset Advocacy appears in Meta filings across both quarters, with Computer Industry recurring amid law enforcement, media, consumer, and science categories.
Penn Hill Group lobbying analysisPenn Hill Group appears in Microsoft filings for both quarters, with Education recurring beside labor and workplace issues.
Polaris Government Relations, LLC lobbying analysisPolaris Government Relations appears in Microsoft filings across both quarters, with Science/Technology recurring beside Telecommunications.
S-3 Group lobbying analysisS-3 Group appears in Boeing filings from both quarters with Defense as the sole official category.
Salinas Strategies LLC lobbying analysisSalinas Strategies appears in Meta filings across both quarters with Computer Industry as its sole official category.
Salt Point Strategies lobbying analysisSalt Point Strategies appears in Meta filings for both quarters with Communications/Broadcasting/Radio/TV as the sole category.
Squire Patton Boggs lobbying analysisSquire Patton Boggs appears in Boeing filings across both quarters, with Aviation recurring beside tariff and government issues.
Stapleton & Associates, LLC lobbying analysisStapleton & Associates appears in Boeing filings from both quarters with Defense as the sole official category.
Sternhell Group lobbying analysisSternhell Group appears in Meta filings across both quarters with Computer Industry as the only official category.
Stewart Strategies and Solutions, LLC lobbying analysisStewart Strategies and Solutions appears in Microsoft filings from both quarters with Telecommunications as the sole official category.
Tarplin, Downs & Young, LLC lobbying analysisTarplin, Downs & Young appears in Amazon filings across both quarters, with Budget/Appropriations recurring alongside Health Issues and Medicare/Medicaid.
Telemedia Policy Corp. lobbying analysisTelemedia Policy appears in Meta filings across both quarters with Science/Technology as the sole category.
The Dionne Company lobbying analysisThe Dionne Company appears in Boeing filings across both quarters, with Aerospace recurring beside Aviation.
The Doerrer Group LLC lobbying analysisThe Doerrer Group appears in Boeing filings for both quarters, with Aviation recurring beside Budget/Appropriations.
The Duberstein Group Inc. lobbying analysisThe Duberstein Group connects Amazon and Pfizer across both reviewed quarters.
The Gibson Group, LLC lobbying analysisThe Gibson Group appears in Microsoft filings across both quarters, with Computer Industry recurring in a six-category set that includes postal, telecommunications, trade, tax, and consumer issues.
The Lugar Group (FKA Lugar Hellmann Group) lobbying analysisThe Lugar Group appears in Boeing filings across both quarters, with Budget/Appropriations recurring beside defense and trade.
The Williams Group lobbying analysisThe Williams Group appears in Meta filings across both quarters, with Consumer Issues recurring beside financial-institutions reporting.
TheGroup DC, LLC lobbying analysisTheGroup DC appears in AARP filings across both quarters with Taxation/Internal Revenue Code as the sole official category.
Thorn Run Partners lobbying analysisThorn Run Partners appears in AARP filings across both quarters with Health Issues as the sole official category.
Tiber Creek Group lobbying analysisTiber Creek Group appears in Microsoft filings across both quarters, with Computer Industry recurring within an eight-category record that reaches law enforcement, labor, homeland security, trade, tax, telecommunications, and government issues.
Todd Strategy Group lobbying analysisTodd Strategy Group appears in Pfizer filings across both quarters, with Pharmacy recurring beside trade and tariff issues.
Venture Government Strategies, LLC (FKA Hobart Hallaway & Quayle Ventures, LLC) lobbying analysisVenture Government Strategies connects Boeing and Microsoft across both reviewed quarters.
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