Top 10 List
1. Grindr LLC (self-filed), third quarter of 2026, reported $522,500. Issues: age-assurance and app store legislation, HIV prevention and PEPFAR funding, and surrogacy and IVF access.
2. Caturus Energy LLC (self-filed) — third quarter of 2026 — reported $500,000. No issue text disclosed.
3. Forterra (self-filed) — third quarter of 2026 — reported $230,000. No issue text disclosed.
4. National Fisheries Institute Inc. (self-filed) — second quarter of 2026 — reported $200,000. Issues: Magnuson-Stevens Act reauthorization, seafood traceability and labeling, tariffs and trade, fiscal year 2026–2027 appropriations, and H-2B visas.
5. Salume Artiñano, Adolfo (Lanny J. Davis & Associates LLC) — third quarter of 2026 — reported $140,000. No issue text disclosed.
6. W.L. Gore & Associates Inc. (Venable LLP) — third quarter of 2026 — reported $120,000. No issue text disclosed.
7. TikTok Inc. (Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP) — second quarter of 2026 — reported $110,000. Issues: trade and export control policies.
8. Rural States Federal Transportation Policy Development Group (John A. DeVierno) — third quarter of 2026 — reported $100,000. No issue text disclosed.
9. Highland Electric Transportation Inc. (self-filed) — third quarter of 2026 — reported $90,000. Issues: vehicle electrification.
10. Tetra Pak Inc. (self-filed) — third quarter of 2026 — reported $90,000. No issue text disclosed.
This list is compiled from Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) quarterly report filings submitted to the U.S. Senate Office of Public Records. It ranks the 10 largest disclosed lobbying expenditures among Report-type filings signed in the past seven days. Note: the quarter listed for each entry reflects the period during which the lobbying activity occurred, not the date the filing was submitted.
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