Mike Flood
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Top donors8 of 1,751
Phyllis Acklie$32K · 2022–2026Michael Cassling$22K · 2022–2025Adam Kluck$21K · 2022–2025Alan Collison$20K · 2022–2025David Chapin$20K · 2022–2025Sue Chapin$19K · 2022–2025Jacque Collison$19K · 2022–2025Elizabeth Cassling$18K · 2022–2023Mike Flood
Congress · Nebraska · R
Bills they lead8 of 26
HR 7128 TRIA Program Reauthorization Act of 2026Passed one chamber · 2026HR 4659 Identifying Regulatory Barriers to Housing Supply ActIn committee · 2025HR 4660 Unlocking Housing Supply Through Streamlined and Modernized Reviews ActIn committee · 2025HR 2840 Housing Supply Frameworks ActIn committee · 2025HR 6547 Least Cost Exception ActOn the floor calendar · 2025HR 5798 HOME Reform Act of 2025In committee · 2025HR 5263 To require approval from the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development for any Federal manufactured home and safety standards, and for other purposesIn committee · 2025Hjres 64 Disapproving the rule submitted by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection relating to "Defining Larger Participants of a Market for General-Use Digital Consumer Payment Applications"In committee · 2025Lobbied on those bills8 of 69
Up for Growth Action Inc5 of their billsNational Multifamily Housing Council Inc5 of their billsMortgage Bankers Association4 of their billsChamber of Commerce of the U.S.A.3 of their billsNational Association of Realtors3 of their billsNational Alliance on Mental Illness2 of their billsIndependent Community Bankers of America2 of their billsAmericans for Financial Reform2 of their billsEvery link on this map
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| Phyllis Acklie | Top donors | Phyllis Acklie gave $32K to Mike Flood, 2022–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $32K |
| Michael Cassling | Top donors | Michael Cassling gave $22K to Mike Flood, 2022–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $22K |
| Adam Kluck | Top donors | Adam Kluck gave $21K to Mike Flood, 2022–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $21K |
| Alan Collison | Top donors | Alan Collison gave $20K to Mike Flood, 2022–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $20K |
| David Chapin | Top donors | David Chapin gave $20K to Mike Flood, 2022–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $20K |
| Sue Chapin | Top donors | Sue Chapin gave $19K to Mike Flood, 2022–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $19K |
| Jacque Collison | Top donors | Jacque Collison gave $19K to Mike Flood, 2022–2025. From federal campaign filings. | $19K |
| Elizabeth Cassling | Top donors | Elizabeth Cassling gave $18K to Mike Flood, 2022–2023. From federal campaign filings. | $18K |
| HR 7128 | Bills they lead | Mike Flood leads HR 7128, “TRIA Program Reauthorization Act of 2026”. 180 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | Passed one chamber |
| HR 4659 | Bills they lead | Mike Flood leads HR 4659, “Identifying Regulatory Barriers to Housing Supply Act”. 73 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 4660 | Bills they lead | Mike Flood leads HR 4660, “Unlocking Housing Supply Through Streamlined and Modernized Reviews Act”. 33 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 2840 | Bills they lead | Mike Flood leads HR 2840, “Housing Supply Frameworks Act”. 82 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 6547 | Bills they lead | Mike Flood leads HR 6547, “Least Cost Exception Act”. 25 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | On the floor calendar |
| HR 5798 | Bills they lead | Mike Flood leads HR 5798, “HOME Reform Act of 2025”. 24 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 5263 | Bills they lead | Mike Flood leads HR 5263, “To require approval from the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development for any Federal manufactured home and safety standards, and for other purposes”. 28 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| Hjres 64 | Bills they lead | Mike Flood leads Hjres 64, “Disapproving the rule submitted by the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection relating to "Defining Larger Participants of a Market for General-Use Digital Consumer Payment Applications"”. 29 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| Up for Growth Action Inc | Lobbied on those bills | Up for Growth Action Inc lobbied on 5 bills Mike Flood leads, in 28 reports. | 5 of their bills |
| National Multifamily Housing Council Inc | Lobbied on those bills | National Multifamily Housing Council Inc lobbied on 5 bills Mike Flood leads, in 23 reports. | 5 of their bills |
| Mortgage Bankers Association | Lobbied on those bills | Mortgage Bankers Association lobbied on 4 bills Mike Flood leads, in 18 reports. | 4 of their bills |
| Chamber of Commerce of the U.S.A. | Lobbied on those bills | Chamber of Commerce of the U.S.A. lobbied on 3 bills Mike Flood leads, in 19 reports. | 3 of their bills |
| National Association of Realtors | Lobbied on those bills | National Association of Realtors lobbied on 3 bills Mike Flood leads, in 13 reports. | 3 of their bills |
| National Alliance on Mental Illness | Lobbied on those bills | National Alliance on Mental Illness lobbied on 2 bills Mike Flood leads, in 14 reports. | 2 of their bills |
| Independent Community Bankers of America | Lobbied on those bills | Independent Community Bankers of America lobbied on 2 bills Mike Flood leads, in 10 reports. | 2 of their bills |
| Americans for Financial Reform | Lobbied on those bills | Americans for Financial Reform lobbied on 2 bills Mike Flood leads, in 6 reports. | 2 of their bills |