S 389
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Gave to its sponsors8 of 30
Vinton Cerf$78KDaniel B. Strickler$39KVictor A. IV Oberting$35KJoan Mintz$31KMartine Beamon$30KEvan R. Corns$28KTammy Taylor$27KDouglas Durst$27KSponsors5 cosponsors more
Kirsten GillibrandCongress · New York · DS 389
Setting Consumer Standards for Lithium-Ion Batteries Act
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Lobbied on it8 of 14
Doordash, Inc.15 reportsCongressional Fire Services Institute10 reportsInternational Association of Fire Chiefs10 reportsNational Volunteer Fire Council10 reportsBuilding Owners and Managers Association International8 reportsUlse Inc. D/B/A Ul Standards & Engagement6 reportsAkin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld5 reportsAmerican Property Casualty Insurance Association5 reportsEvery link on this map
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| Vinton Cerf | Gave to its sponsors | Vinton Cerf gave $78K to a sponsor of S 389. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $78K |
| Daniel B. Strickler | Gave to its sponsors | Daniel B. Strickler gave $39K to a sponsor of S 389. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $39K |
| Victor A. IV Oberting | Gave to its sponsors | Victor A. IV Oberting gave $35K to a sponsor of S 389. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $35K |
| Joan Mintz | Gave to its sponsors | Joan Mintz gave $31K to a sponsor of S 389. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $31K |
| Martine Beamon | Gave to its sponsors | Martine Beamon gave $30K to a sponsor of S 389. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $30K |
| Evan R. Corns | Gave to its sponsors | Evan R. Corns gave $28K to a sponsor of S 389. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $28K |
| Tammy Taylor | Gave to its sponsors | Tammy Taylor gave $27K to a sponsor of S 389. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $27K |
| Douglas Durst | Gave to its sponsors | Douglas Durst gave $27K to a sponsor of S 389. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $27K |
| Kirsten Gillibrand | Sponsors | Kirsten Gillibrand sponsored S 389. | None |
| Doordash, Inc. | Lobbied on it | Doordash, Inc. named S 389 in 15 lobbying reports. | 15 reports |
| Congressional Fire Services Institute | Lobbied on it | Congressional Fire Services Institute named S 389 in 10 lobbying reports. | 10 reports |
| International Association of Fire Chiefs | Lobbied on it | International Association of Fire Chiefs named S 389 in 10 lobbying reports. | 10 reports |
| National Volunteer Fire Council | Lobbied on it | National Volunteer Fire Council named S 389 in 10 lobbying reports. | 10 reports |
| Building Owners and Managers Association International | Lobbied on it | Building Owners and Managers Association International named S 389 in 8 lobbying reports. | 8 reports |
| Ulse Inc. D/B/A Ul Standards & Engagement | Lobbied on it | Ulse Inc. D/B/A Ul Standards & Engagement named S 389 in 6 lobbying reports. | 6 reports |
| Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld | Lobbied on it | Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld named S 389 in 5 lobbying reports. | 5 reports |
| American Property Casualty Insurance Association | Lobbied on it | American Property Casualty Insurance Association named S 389 in 5 lobbying reports. | 5 reports |