Lobbying client

BETH MEDRASH GOVOHA

Filings
80
Filed by
1
Reported in-house
—
Reported by firms
$1,670,000

Reported lobbying by year

The larger of in-house and firm-reported each year, $ thousands 2007 to 2026

Filings

80 filings, newest first.
Filing Filed by Amount
3rd Quarter - Report
3rd Quarter 2026
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported
2nd Quarter - Report
2nd Quarter 2026
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported
1st Quarter - Report
1st Quarter 2026
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported
4th Quarter - Report
4th Quarter 2025
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported
3rd Quarter - Report
3rd Quarter 2025
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported
2nd Quarter - Report
2nd Quarter 2025
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported
1st Quarter - Report
1st Quarter 2025
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported
4th Quarter - Report
4th Quarter 2024
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported
3rd Quarter - Report
3rd Quarter 2024
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported
2nd Quarter - Report
2nd Quarter 2024
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON $20,000 reported

Filed by

Each firm that has reported for this client, and the client itself where it lobbies in-house, with the reports filed and the amounts they disclose.

FirmReportsAmount
WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON 77 $1,670,000

Issues lobbied

How many report sections named each issue, counting the current version of each report.

Bills named in its filings

Bill numbers found in the filers' descriptions, most often named first.

BillCongressTimes named
H.R. 1 111th 12
H.R. 1 119th 6
H.R. 4872 111th 6
S. 1642 110th 6
H.R. 2669 110th 6
H.R. 4508 115th 5
H.R. 3590 111th 5
H.R. 4137 110th 5
H.R. 3590 112th 4
H.R. 4872 112th 4
H.R. 5682 115th 3
S. 1432 111th 3
H.R. 3170 111th 3
H.R. 1628 115th 2
H.R. 1 112th 2
H.R. 3288 111th 2
H.R. 3293 111th 2
S. 3230 110th 2
S. 1789 110th 2
S. 3261 110th 2
H.R. 2829 110th 2
H.R. 3074 110th 2
H.R. 3043 110th 2
S. 3260 110th 2
S. 1644 110th 1

From reports filed under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. Firms report what each client paid them; an organisation lobbying for itself reports its own expenses. Amounts count the current version of each report once.