Top 10 List

The filings were signed Oct. 2 to Oct. 7, 2026, and all cover the third quarter of 2026. ​

  • 1. Land O'Lakes Inc. (self-filed) — reported $777,429 | Farm Bill, ag trade, immigration and farm labor, tax, rural health and broadband, water and pesticide rules

  • 2. Veterans Guardian VA Claim Consulting LLC (self-filed) — reported $630,000 | PLUS for Veterans Act, GUARD VA Benefits Act, CHOICE for Veterans Act, SAFEGUARD Veterans Act

  • 3. Korea Corporate Investment Holdings Co. Ltd./Young Poong Corp. (Squire Patton Boggs) — reported $500,000 | Foreign investment in a Tennessee critical minerals smelter

  • 4. Rio Tinto Services Inc. (self-filed) — reported $350,000 | Mining and permitting reform, critical minerals, Section 232, HR 1 corporate tax, NDAA, budget reconciliation

  • 5. Mediterranean Shipping Co. (USA) Inc. (self-filed) — reported $320,000 | Ocean shipping, transportation and logistics

  • 6. American Financial Services Association (self-filed) — reported $266,000 | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau oversight, credit repair, fraud prevention, bank-fintech partnerships, data privacy, Military Lending Act, auto tax

  • 7. Eaton Corp. (self-filed) — reported $220,000 | HR 1 corporate tax and credits, greenhouse gas rules, defense appropriations, tariffs and USMCA

  • 8. Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners Inc. (self-filed) — reported $210,000 | Energy tax credits and Treasury guidance

  • 9. Leading Builders of America Inc. (self-filed) — reported $196,000 | ROAD to Housing Act, build-to-rent provisions, WOTUS, transformer shortage, H-1B, 45L tax credit

  • Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc., registrant Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc., reported $190,000 for the third quarter of 2026, covering media ownership caps, FCC oversight, ATSC 3.0 deployment, virtual MVPD rules and sports broadcasting.

  • 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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