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Winning Strategies Washington

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Bills it lobbied on8 of 17
HR 1 An act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to title II of H. Con. Res. 1496 reports · Became lawS 122 Qualified Immunity Act of 20255 reports · In committeeHR 2243 LEOSA Reform Act5 reports · Passed one chamberHR 27 HALT Fentanyl Act4 reports · Passed one chamberHR 5152 BOP Release Card ID Act of 20252 reports · In committeeS 1404 Combating Organized Retail Crime Act1 report · In committeeHR 7758 The Dalilah Law1 report · In committeeS 3917 The Dalilah Law1 report · In committee
Lawmakers it funded or lobbied7 of 16
Jim BanksLeads 2 of these billsBarry MooreLeads 1 of these billsCharles GrassleyLeads 1 of these billsDon BaconLeads 1 of these billsGarland BarrLeads 1 of these billsH. GriffithLeads 1 of these billsJodey ArringtonLeads 1 of these bills
Winning Strategies Washington: 8 of 17 bills it lobbied on and 7 of 16 lawmakers it gave to or whose bills it lobbied on. Point at anyone to see how they are linked.

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HR 1Bills it lobbied onWinning Strategies Washington named HR 1, “An act to provide for reconciliation pursuant to title II of H. Con. Res. 14”, in 96 lobbying reports.96 reports
S 122Bills it lobbied onWinning Strategies Washington named S 122, “Qualified Immunity Act of 2025”, in 5 lobbying reports.5 reports
HR 2243Bills it lobbied onWinning Strategies Washington named HR 2243, “LEOSA Reform Act”, in 5 lobbying reports.5 reports
HR 27Bills it lobbied onWinning Strategies Washington named HR 27, “HALT Fentanyl Act”, in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
HR 5152Bills it lobbied onWinning Strategies Washington named HR 5152, “BOP Release Card ID Act of 2025”, in 2 lobbying reports.2 reports
S 1404Bills it lobbied onWinning Strategies Washington named S 1404, “Combating Organized Retail Crime Act”, in 1 lobbying report.1 report
HR 7758Bills it lobbied onWinning Strategies Washington named HR 7758, “The Dalilah Law”, in 1 lobbying report.1 report
S 3917Bills it lobbied onWinning Strategies Washington named S 3917, “The Dalilah Law”, in 1 lobbying report.1 report
Jim BanksLawmakers it funded or lobbiedJim Banks leads 2 bills Winning Strategies Washington lobbied on.Leads 2 of these bills
Barry MooreLawmakers it funded or lobbiedBarry Moore leads 1 bill Winning Strategies Washington lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Charles GrassleyLawmakers it funded or lobbiedCharles Grassley leads 1 bill Winning Strategies Washington lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Don BaconLawmakers it funded or lobbiedDon Bacon leads 1 bill Winning Strategies Washington lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Garland BarrLawmakers it funded or lobbiedGarland Barr leads 1 bill Winning Strategies Washington lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
H. GriffithLawmakers it funded or lobbiedH. Griffith leads 1 bill Winning Strategies Washington lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills
Jodey ArringtonLawmakers it funded or lobbiedJodey Arrington leads 1 bill Winning Strategies Washington lobbied on.Leads 1 of these bills