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Who lobbies Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works?

Lobbying spending disclosing this committee

Complete Senate LDA corpus · 2024-Q4–2026-Q3 · a filing naming several committees counts toward each

$3.0B

1.3× the median committee ($2.4B)

Q4 '24
Q1 '25
Q2 '25
Q3 '25
Q4 '25
Q1 '26
Q2 '26
Q3 '26

Top lobbying organizations

15

organizations in recent filings mentioning this committee (a sample, not a complete tally)

  • CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE U.S.A.

    7 filings

  • NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS

    7 filings

  • BUSINESS ROUNDTABLE INC

    7 filings

  • META PLATFORMS, INC. AND VARIOUS SUBSIDIARIES

    7 filings

  • GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY

    54 filings

  • AMERICAN CHEMISTRY COUNCIL

    32 filings

  • AMAZON.COM SERVICES LLC

    7 filings

  • AARP

    11 filings

  • RTX CORPORATION AND AFFILIATES

    7 filings

  • FEDEX CORPORATION

    60 filings

Activity by issue

  • Transportation2179 orgs
  • Budget/Appropriations1801 orgs
  • Environmental/Superfund1537 orgs
  • Taxation/Internal Revenue Code1020 orgs
  • Energy/Nuclear790 orgs
  • Trade (Domestic and Foreign)704 orgs
  • Aviation/Aircraft/Airlines614 orgs

Related bills

No bills matched to lobbied issue areas in recent legislation.

This analysis shows factual patterns in public lobbying disclosure data. Lobbying is legal and protected by the First Amendment. The presence of lobbying activity does not indicate improper behavior. Bill introduction may be unrelated to lobbying activity. Correlation does not indicate causation.

Data from Senate LDA disclosures and Congress.gov. Full methodology

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