Ventura County Hires Lobbyist for Infrastructure Push
Ventura County’s water infrastructure lobbying intensifies as California faces federal funding threats and drought challenges under 2026 WRDA development.
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Ventura County’s water infrastructure lobbying intensifies as California faces federal funding threats and drought challenges under 2026 WRDA development.
Pesticide liability lobbying by CropLife America surged to $1.05M in Q4 2025 as the industry fights manufacturer liability expansion and pesticide bans.
T-Mobile’s broadband infrastructure lobbying intensifies with $50,000 Q4 payment to Hollis Public Affairs, targeting federal funding programs amid fierce competition.
Capital markets lobbying by TD Cowen focuses on SEC oversight, capital formation, and regulatory reform as Congress reshapes financial services rules for growth companies.
Senate Judiciary examines the Minnesota fraud crisis involving billions in misappropriated federal funds, with national security implications and legislative proposals.
Child abuse prevention lobbying intensifies as National Children’s Alliance navigates federal funding crises while Congress advances bipartisan child protection legislation.
Europe’s energy security hearing examines U.S. role in reducing Russian dependence while addressing risks of replacing one dominant supplier with another.
Prevailing wage advocacy intensifies as Bricklayers Union spends $120K lobbying on Davis-Bacon protections, PRO Act, and construction apprenticeships amid labor shortage.
Clean Energy Fuels engages SHL and Associates for renewable natural gas advocacy, targeting federal tax incentives as Congress considers bipartisan RNG legislation.
The Animal Health Institute’s veterinary medicine lobbying efforts focus on securing FDA and USDA funding while navigating new regulatory proposals.
LIUNA’s union lobbying efforts face mounting challenges as the labor organization spent $280,000 in Q4 2025 defending prevailing wages and Project Labor Agreements.
Healthcare lobbying reform intensifies as the American College of Gastroenterology spent $92,407 in Q4 2025 pushing Medicare payment reform and cancer screening access.
House Judiciary Committee examines European tech regulations like the Digital Services Act and their impact on American free speech, innovation, and tech competitiveness.
Rental housing lobbying reached $50K in Q4 2025 as NARPM battles federal rental fee legislation while supporting Section 8 reforms and state eviction authority.
RTX Corp. expands commercial aviation lobbying with O’Keeffe Shahmoradi hire, diversifying beyond defense to address FAA regulation and infrastructure policy.
Qualcomm’s connected vehicle lobbying intensifies with $50K Q4 payment to O’Keeffe Shahmoradi Strategies, targeting C-V2X tech as Congress advances semiconductor policy.
Seafood import lobbying intensifies as Mazzetta Co. pays $50K amid congressional push for 40% tariffs and stricter FDA inspections on imported seafood products.
Trucking industry lobbying by OOIDA reaches $366,350 in Q4 2025 as bipartisan bills on driver pay, parking, and predatory leasing advance in Congress.
Animal welfare lobbying continues as Humane World Action Fund spends $180,000 in Q4 2025, pushing Congress on animal testing bans and protection laws.
RMR Aggregates launches mining lobbying campaign with $100,000 spend, hiring McCarter & English to advance mine expansion amid favorable Congressional momentum.
House committee examines Coast Guard specialized forces combating narcoterrorism as military operations expand and interagency coordination challenges mount.
Short line railroad lobbying intensifies as ASLRRA pursues tax credit modernization while defending against stricter safety regulations in Q4 2025.
House subcommittee examines whether tribal economic development programs work effectively as staffing crises threaten implementation despite Congressional support.
House subcommittee examines workplace AI adoption as employment for workers under 25 in AI-exposed jobs falls 6% while older workers see gains, highlighting generational divide.
