Who's being paid to move your bill
USLege pulls directly from official lobbyist registration filings to show who's lobbying on behalf of which clients, on what subject matter, and disclosed compensation ranges, next to the bill it's tied to.
State lobbyist registries aren't built to be searched
Every state publishes its own registry, in its own format, searchable only one filing at a time. Finding every lobbyist working an issue, or every client a firm represents, means pulling records by hand across a dozen disconnected state portals.
Every directory, one search away
Straight from the official filings
Lobbyist-to-client mapping
See which lobbyists represent which clients, and on what subject matter, pulled directly from official registration filings.
Currently Texas, expanding to more statesDisclosed compensation
Compensation ranges by year, as disclosed in the official filing, not estimated.
Currently Texas, expanding to more statesFilter by issue area
Search or filter by client, subject matter, or issue, and drill into a lobbyist's full client list from their profile.
Connected to the bill
Lobbyist activity sits next to the bill tracking you already use, so the money and the motion are never more than a click apart.
Lobbyist registry, answered
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USLege has the potential for complete disruption in this space as I see it, as someone who must use this kind of service every day with a platform that has not been markedly improved in over a decade.
Follow the money, not just the motion
Bring the bill or client you're watching. In a few minutes we'll show you who's registered to lobby it.
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