Lobbying client
RESOLUTIONARIES
Reducing polarization and divisiveness by supporting civic bridge building
Filings
8
Filed by
1
Reported in-house
$168,550
Reported by firms
—
Reported lobbying by year
The larger of in-house and firm-reported each year, $ thousands
2024 to 2025
Filings
8 filings, newest first.
| Filing | Filed by | Amount |
|---|---|---|
|
4th Quarter - Termination 4th Quarter 2025
|
RESOLUTIONARIES | $6,000 reported |
|
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2025
|
RESOLUTIONARIES | $7,200 reported |
|
2nd Quarter - Report 2nd Quarter 2025
|
RESOLUTIONARIES | $70,000 reported |
|
1st Quarter - Amendment 1st Quarter 2025
|
RESOLUTIONARIES | $30,350 reported |
|
1st Quarter - Reportreplaced 1st Quarter 2025
|
RESOLUTIONARIES | $42,000 reported |
|
4th Quarter - Report 4th Quarter 2024
|
RESOLUTIONARIES | $25,000 reported |
|
3rd Quarter - Report 3rd Quarter 2024
|
RESOLUTIONARIES | $30,000 reported |
|
Registration 3rd Quarter 2024
|
RESOLUTIONARIES | — 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.
| Firm | Reports | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| RESOLUTIONARIES In-house | 6 | $168,550 |
Issues lobbied
How many report sections named each issue, counting the current version of each report.
| Issue | Code | Mentions |
|---|---|---|
| Civil Rights/Civil Liberties | CIV | 6 |
| Education | EDU | 1 |
Bills named in its filings
Bill numbers found in the filers' descriptions, most often named first.
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.