A19 STRATEGIES
2025–2026 federal contribution records · FEC Schedule A
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2025–2026 federal contribution records · FEC Schedule A
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Explore the reported connections for A1.9 Strategies. Contributor and recipient lists are available below.
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Evidence-based cluster of 2 reported identities; not a verified identity merge · ANNANDALE, VA, 22003 · A1.9 STRATEGIES · Government Relations and Lobbying Services · CONSULTANT · Reported as HIGDON, MICHAEL / HIGDON, MICHAEL MR. · 93 transaction rows
Reported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · MCLEAN, VA, 22101 · A1.9 STRATEGIES · Government Relations and Lobbying Services · CONSULTANT · 10 transaction rows
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PAC with non-contribution account · CHEYENNE, WY · 38 transaction rows
House campaign committee · MIAMI, FL · DIAZ-BALART, MARIO · U.S. House FL 26 · 3 transaction rows
House campaign committee · LAKELAND, FL · FRANKLIN, SCOTT MR. · U.S. House FL 18 · 6 transaction rows
House campaign committee · WAXAHACHIE, TX · ELLZEY, JOHN KEVIN SR. · U.S. House TX 06 · 2 transaction rows
House campaign committee · NORMAN, OK · COLE, TOM · U.S. House OK 04 · 4 transaction rows
House campaign committee · ROUND ROCK, TX · CARTER, JOHN R REP. · U.S. House TX 31 · 3 transaction rows
House campaign committee · BRANDON, MS · GUEST, MICHAEL PATRICK · U.S. House MS 03 · 3 transaction rows
House campaign committee · PITTSBURGH, PA · RESCHENTHALER, GUY MR. · U.S. House PA 14 · 2 transaction rows
House campaign committee · SOMERSET, KY · ROGERS, HAROLD DALLAS · U.S. House KY 05 · 3 transaction rows
PAC (qualified) · DALLAS, TX · 2 transaction rows
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Industry classification summary
Research identifies A1.9 Strategies as a boutique lobbying and federal government relations firm specializing in appropriations, as evidenced by official website profiles and federal lobbying disclosure records.
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