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2023–2024 federal contribution records · FEC Schedule A
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These immutable labels appeared in FEC filings and are grouped under A19 STRATEGIES.
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Reported name and ZIP groups; not verified unique people or cross-address identity matches · 10 per page
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Reported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · ANNANDALE · VA · 22003 · A1.9 STRATEGIES · CONSULTANT
RepublicanDerived from contributionsReported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · MCLEAN · VA · 22101 · A1.9 STRATEGIES · CONSULTANT
95% Democratic · 3% unclassifiedDerived from contributionsReported name + ZIP cluster; not a verified identity merge · WASHINGTON · DC · 20018 · A1.9 STRATEGIES LLC · CONSULTANT
RepublicanDerived from contributionsWhere the contributions went · 10 per page
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Senate campaign committee · MONTGOMERY · AL · BRITT, KATIE BOYD · U.S. Senate · AL · 00
RepublicanDerived from contributionsSenate campaign committee · HELENA · MT · TESTER, R. JON · U.S. Senate · MT · 00
DemocraticDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · BRANDON · MS · GUEST, MICHAEL PATRICK · U.S. House · MS · 03
RepublicanDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · PITTSBURGH · PA · RESCHENTHALER, GUY MR. · U.S. House · PA · 14
RepublicanDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · ROUND ROCK · TX · CARTER, JOHN R REP. · U.S. House · TX · 31
RepublicanDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · IRVINE · CA · GARCIA, MICHAEL · U.S. House · CA · 27
RepublicanDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · NORTH SALT LAKE · UT · STEWART, CHRIS · U.S. House · UT · 02
RepublicanDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · FRESNO · CA · VALADAO, DAVID · U.S. House · CA · 22
RepublicanDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · HUNTSVILLE · AL · STRONG, DALE WHITNEY · U.S. House · AL · 05
RepublicanDerived from contributionsHouse campaign committee · WESTON · FL · WASSERMAN SCHULTZ, DEBBIE · U.S. House · FL · 25
DemocraticDerived from contributionsReported as A19 STRATEGIES
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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