Ron Estes
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Top donors8 of 1,241
Jeffrey Turner$27K · 2017–2026Rhonda Turner$27K · 2017–2026Adam Beren$26K · 2017–2023Bob Aldrich$25K · 2017–2023Dale Wiggins$22K · 2017–2021Lucynda Raben$22K · 2017–2022Gary Lundy$22K · 2017–2026Don Klausmeyer$21K · 2017–2024Ron Estes
Congress · Kansas · R
Bills they lead8 of 16
HR 1990 American Innovation and R&D Competitiveness Act of 2025In committee · 2025HR 1378 To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend the temporary increase in limitation on the cover over of distilled spirits taxes to Puerto Rico and the Virgin IslandsIn committee · 2025HR 8101 Ensuring Better Interest Treatment and Deductibility Act (EBITDA)In committee · 2026HR 2186 To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to restore the limitation on downward attribution of stock ownership in applying constructive ownership rulesIn committee · 2025HR 6569 Executive Action Cost Transparency ActIn committee · 2025HR 2423 Unfair Tax Prevention ActIn committee · 2025HR 10431 U.S. Innovation and Global Competitiveness Act of 2026In committee · 2026HR 10334 EFIN Verification Act of 2026Out of committee · 2026Lobbied on those bills8 of 104
The Washington Tax & Public Policy Group4 of their billsThe Nickles Group, LLC2 of their billsBacardi North America (Formerly Bacardi USA, Inc)2 of their billsDell Technologies Inc.2 of their billsSazerac Company, Inc.1 of their billsAbbvie Inc.1 of their billsAmericans for the Arts1 of their billsAndersen Corporation1 of their billsEvery link on this map
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| Jeffrey Turner | Top donors | Jeffrey Turner gave $27K to Ron Estes, 2017–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $27K |
| Rhonda Turner | Top donors | Rhonda Turner gave $27K to Ron Estes, 2017–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $27K |
| Adam Beren | Top donors | Adam Beren gave $26K to Ron Estes, 2017–2023. From federal campaign filings. | $26K |
| Bob Aldrich | Top donors | Bob Aldrich gave $25K to Ron Estes, 2017–2023. From federal campaign filings. | $25K |
| Dale Wiggins | Top donors | Dale Wiggins gave $22K to Ron Estes, 2017–2021. From federal campaign filings. | $22K |
| Lucynda Raben | Top donors | Lucynda Raben gave $22K to Ron Estes, 2017–2022. From federal campaign filings. | $22K |
| Gary Lundy | Top donors | Gary Lundy gave $22K to Ron Estes, 2017–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $22K |
| Don Klausmeyer | Top donors | Don Klausmeyer gave $21K to Ron Estes, 2017–2024. From federal campaign filings. | $21K |
| HR 1990 | Bills they lead | Ron Estes leads HR 1990, “American Innovation and R&D Competitiveness Act of 2025”. 387 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 1378 | Bills they lead | Ron Estes leads HR 1378, “To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to extend the temporary increase in limitation on the cover over of distilled spirits taxes to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands”. 56 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 8101 | Bills they lead | Ron Estes leads HR 8101, “Ensuring Better Interest Treatment and Deductibility Act (EBITDA)”. 63 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 2186 | Bills they lead | Ron Estes leads HR 2186, “To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to restore the limitation on downward attribution of stock ownership in applying constructive ownership rules”. 27 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 6569 | Bills they lead | Ron Estes leads HR 6569, “Executive Action Cost Transparency Act”. 6 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 2423 | Bills they lead | Ron Estes leads HR 2423, “Unfair Tax Prevention Act”. 84 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 10431 | Bills they lead | Ron Estes leads HR 10431, “U.S. Innovation and Global Competitiveness Act of 2026”. | In committee |
| HR 10334 | Bills they lead | Ron Estes leads HR 10334, “EFIN Verification Act of 2026”. | Out of committee |
| The Washington Tax & Public Policy Group | Lobbied on those bills | The Washington Tax & Public Policy Group lobbied on 4 bills Ron Estes leads, in 76 reports. | 4 of their bills |
| The Nickles Group, LLC | Lobbied on those bills | The Nickles Group, LLC lobbied on 2 bills Ron Estes leads, in 19 reports. | 2 of their bills |
| Bacardi North America (Formerly Bacardi USA, Inc) | Lobbied on those bills | Bacardi North America (Formerly Bacardi USA, Inc) lobbied on 2 bills Ron Estes leads, in 12 reports. | 2 of their bills |
| Dell Technologies Inc. | Lobbied on those bills | Dell Technologies Inc. lobbied on 2 bills Ron Estes leads, in 12 reports. | 2 of their bills |
| Sazerac Company, Inc. | Lobbied on those bills | Sazerac Company, Inc. lobbied on 1 bill Ron Estes leads, in 14 reports. | 1 of their bills |
| Abbvie Inc. | Lobbied on those bills | Abbvie Inc. lobbied on 1 bill Ron Estes leads, in 10 reports. | 1 of their bills |
| Americans for the Arts | Lobbied on those bills | Americans for the Arts lobbied on 1 bill Ron Estes leads, in 10 reports. | 1 of their bills |
| Andersen Corporation | Lobbied on those bills | Andersen Corporation lobbied on 1 bill Ron Estes leads, in 10 reports. | 1 of their bills |