Platform / Networks

Know who matters

140K+ profiles of lawmakers, staff, agency officials, witnesses, lobbyists, and more — with relationship mapping that shows who knows whom, who moved where, and who is influencing what.

Inside the product — Relationship map
One staffer, and everyone attached to them

A profile carries its career with it: the office served, the colleagues from it, the firm joined, and the clients that firm files for.

PROFILEFormer officemember she servedCommittee staffserved togetherCurrent firmlobbying registrationClientnamed on filingsAgency liaisonWitnesses

WHO MOVED WHERE — LAST 90 DAYS

Senate Appropriations
government affairs firm · Aug 12
Department of Energy
House Science, staff director · Aug 4
Lobbying firm
House member office, LD · Jul 28
Energy & Commerce
trade association · Jul 19
House member office
Judiciary committee · Jul 9

Illustrative record — layout and fields are the product's; the entities shown are composed for this page. Book a demo to see it against your own issue set.

140,000+
Lawmaker, staff & lobbyist profiles
80,000+
Witness profiles
33,000+
Federal agency staff contacts
45+
Years of congressional data

What you can do

Congressional network intelligence at this depth — covering the revolving door between Capitol Hill and K Street, staff career trajectories, and cross-organization relationship mapping — is not available on any other platform.

Map relationships across lawmakers, staff, lobbyists, and organizations — not a static contact list, but a relational intelligence layer updated continuously.
Track career movements: when a committee staffer moves to K Street, their profile updates and their new lobbying activity links back to their congressional history.
Identify which lobbyists and organizations already have relationships with specific staff members before making outreach decisions.
Search 140,000+ profiles by issue area, committee assignment, office, or organization — with full career and network history for each.
Search 80,000+ witness profiles to see number of appearances, organizations represented, and their Capitol Hill network — connecting testimony history to the people and offices that matter to your strategy.

A government affairs director needs to reach a Senate committee staffer on a specific issue. Legis1 surfaces which lobbyists and organizations already have relationships with that staffer, which former colleagues from that office now work in relevant private-sector roles, and which organizations have been active on that staffer's issue portfolio over the past two years — turning a cold outreach problem into a warm introduction strategy.

Know who matters.

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