William Keating
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Top donors8 of 2,877
J. Michael Schell$33K · 2014–2026Charles S. Gervais$28K · 2010–2026William D Lane$26K · 2011–2018Lawrence Alan Green$23K · 2017–2024Thomas M. Feeley$22K · 2010–2019Mary Patricia Wysocki$20K · 2011–2024Christine B. McCartney$20K · 2016–2026Kevin F. Harrington$20K · 2010–2026William Keating
Congress · Massachusetts · D
Bills they lead8 of 20
HR 2504 The U.S.-European Nuclear Energy Cooperation Act of 2025Out of committee · 2025HR 347 Sea Turtle Rescue Assistance and Rehabilitation Act of 2025In committee · 2025HR 2505 Block the Use of Transatlantic Technology in Iranian Made Drones ActPassed one chamber · 2025HR 5274 Western Balkans Democracy and Prosperity ActIn committee · 2025HR 4506 Securing Global Telecommunications ActIn committee · 2025HR 10095 To amend the Foreign Service Act of 1980 to provide per diem eligibility for required leave of members of the Foreign ServiceIn committee · 2026HR 9552 NOPE Act of 2026In committee · 2026HR 8929 To amend title 1, United States Code, to expand the scope of documents the Secretary of State is required to transmit to the Congress, and for other purposesIn committee · 2026Lobbied on those bills8 of 16
FDD Action3 of their billsAmerican Zoo and Aquarium Association1 of their billsOrano USA LLC (Formerly Known As Areva Nuclear Materials LLC)1 of their billsNuclear Energy Institute, Inc.1 of their billsCompetitive Carriers Association1 of their billsJ Street1 of their billsCapitol Counsel LLC1 of their billsNew England Aquarium (Neaq)1 of their billsEvery link on this map
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| J. Michael Schell | Top donors | J. Michael Schell gave $33K to William Keating, 2014–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $33K |
| Charles S. Gervais | Top donors | Charles S. Gervais gave $28K to William Keating, 2010–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $28K |
| William D Lane | Top donors | William D Lane gave $26K to William Keating, 2011–2018. From federal campaign filings. | $26K |
| Lawrence Alan Green | Top donors | Lawrence Alan Green gave $23K to William Keating, 2017–2024. From federal campaign filings. | $23K |
| Thomas M. Feeley | Top donors | Thomas M. Feeley gave $22K to William Keating, 2010–2019. From federal campaign filings. | $22K |
| Mary Patricia Wysocki | Top donors | Mary Patricia Wysocki gave $20K to William Keating, 2011–2024. From federal campaign filings. | $20K |
| Christine B. McCartney | Top donors | Christine B. McCartney gave $20K to William Keating, 2016–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $20K |
| Kevin F. Harrington | Top donors | Kevin F. Harrington gave $20K to William Keating, 2010–2026. From federal campaign filings. | $20K |
| HR 2504 | Bills they lead | William Keating leads HR 2504, “The U.S.-European Nuclear Energy Cooperation Act of 2025”. 21 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | Out of committee |
| HR 347 | Bills they lead | William Keating leads HR 347, “Sea Turtle Rescue Assistance and Rehabilitation Act of 2025”. 17 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 2505 | Bills they lead | William Keating leads HR 2505, “Block the Use of Transatlantic Technology in Iranian Made Drones Act”. 16 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | Passed one chamber |
| HR 5274 | Bills they lead | William Keating leads HR 5274, “Western Balkans Democracy and Prosperity Act”. 9 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 4506 | Bills they lead | William Keating leads HR 4506, “Securing Global Telecommunications Act”. 6 groups filed lobbying reports on it. | In committee |
| HR 10095 | Bills they lead | William Keating leads HR 10095, “To amend the Foreign Service Act of 1980 to provide per diem eligibility for required leave of members of the Foreign Service”. | In committee |
| HR 9552 | Bills they lead | William Keating leads HR 9552, “NOPE Act of 2026”. | In committee |
| HR 8929 | Bills they lead | William Keating leads HR 8929, “To amend title 1, United States Code, to expand the scope of documents the Secretary of State is required to transmit to the Congress, and for other purposes”. | In committee |
| FDD Action | Lobbied on those bills | FDD Action lobbied on 3 bills William Keating leads, in 6 reports. | 3 of their bills |
| American Zoo and Aquarium Association | Lobbied on those bills | American Zoo and Aquarium Association lobbied on 1 bill William Keating leads, in 10 reports. | 1 of their bills |
| Orano USA LLC (Formerly Known As Areva Nuclear Materials LLC) | Lobbied on those bills | Orano USA LLC (Formerly Known As Areva Nuclear Materials LLC) lobbied on 1 bill William Keating leads, in 10 reports. | 1 of their bills |
| Nuclear Energy Institute, Inc. | Lobbied on those bills | Nuclear Energy Institute, Inc. lobbied on 1 bill William Keating leads, in 8 reports. | 1 of their bills |
| Competitive Carriers Association | Lobbied on those bills | Competitive Carriers Association lobbied on 1 bill William Keating leads, in 6 reports. | 1 of their bills |
| J Street | Lobbied on those bills | J Street lobbied on 1 bill William Keating leads, in 6 reports. | 1 of their bills |
| Capitol Counsel LLC | Lobbied on those bills | Capitol Counsel LLC lobbied on 1 bill William Keating leads, in 5 reports. | 1 of their bills |
| New England Aquarium (Neaq) | Lobbied on those bills | New England Aquarium (Neaq) lobbied on 1 bill William Keating leads, in 5 reports. | 1 of their bills |