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Top health information technology firms prefer 'revolving door' lobbyists

By Josh Israel

Top health information technology firms want lobbyists with Capitol Hill or executive branch experience

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More than 2,000 spin through revolving door

By Elizabeth Brown

On financial reform bill, 52 percent of lobbyists worked in government

By Caitlin Ginley and M.B. Pell

How the Feds stack up

By The Center for Public Integrity

Disclosure filings by lobbyists still incomplete

By Matthew Lewis

States outpace Congress in upgrading lobbying laws

By Leah Rush and David Jiminez

24 states have made disclosure strides since 2003

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States outpace Congress in upgrading lobbying laws

By Leah Rush and David Jimenez

Hired guns - Initial report

By Robert Morlino, Leah Rush and Derek Willis

Second labor union failed to disclose lobbying activities

By Josh Israel and Aaron Mehta

Breaking the law

By M. Asif Ismail

Lobbying FAQ

By Elizabeth Brown

What is permissible? Out of bounds? Punishable?

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Lure of lobbying still strong for House staffers

By Corbin Hiar

Revolving door: 100% increase in lobbyists now working for Congress

By Alexandra Duszak

States outpace Congress in upgrading lobbying laws

By Leah Rush and David Jiminez

States outpace Congress in upgrading lobbying laws

By Leah Rush and David Jimenez

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PAC-Men lobbyists

By Elizabeth Brown and Shaylyn Cochran

Almost 80 members of Congress used corporate lobbyists to head their fund-raising committees

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Million-dollar donation in Indiana race may skirt limits on corporate giving

By Paul Abowd

Political inaction committees: How political action committees are spending your donations

By Josh Israel, Aaron Mehta and Gabriel Debenedetti

Fund-raising groups at a glance

By The Center for Public Integrity

Undisclosed soft money to pay for GOP perks; 21 on Hill seek change

By Marianne Holt and Kathryn Wallace

Lobbying the White House

By Alex Knott

Campaign donors and former government officials help 4,600 companies influence the executive branch

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Lobbyists tag along on civil rights tour

By Marina Walker Guevara

A vacation from the rules

By Anupama Narayanswamy

State lobbying becomes billion-dollar business

By Sarah Laskow

Illegal defense

By Lauren Bonora, Kate Sheppard and Alex Knott

Illegal defense

By Lauren Bonora, Kate Sheppard and Alex Knott

Center finds violations, missing records regarding legal expense funds

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Lobbyists tag along on civil rights tour

By Marina Walker Guevara

State lobbying becomes billion-dollar business

By Sarah Laskow

Breaking the law

By M. Asif Ismail

Second labor union failed to disclose lobbying activities

By Josh Israel and Aaron Mehta

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Foreign companies pay to influence U.S. policy

By Julia DiLaura

More than $620 million spent lobbying federal government

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Commentary: Changing Washington: The hard part

By Bill Buzenberg

Checkbook politics

By Victoria Kreha

Gun groups, defense contractors buck downward trend in lobbying

By Dave Levinthal

Senate lobbying data revamp causing problems for data watchdogs

By Dave Levinthal

Industry of influence nets more than $10 billion

By Alex Knott

Shadowy lobbyists ignore rules and exploit connections

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Senate lobbying data revamp causing problems for data watchdogs

By Dave Levinthal

Lobbying FAQ

By Elizabeth Brown

Bank of America, unions among newly named inauguration sponsors

By Dave Levinthal

Easter has friends on K Street

By Reity O'Brien

Breaking the law

By M. Asif Ismail

At least one in five companies lobbying fail to file required forms

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Timely, effective and fair?

States outpace Congress in upgrading lobbying laws

By Leah Rush and David Jiminez

States outpace Congress in upgrading lobbying laws

By Leah Rush and David Jimenez

Second labor union failed to disclose lobbying activities

By Josh Israel and Aaron Mehta

Your tax dollars at work—on K Street

By Julia DiLaura

Cities, states and universities spend more than half a billion dollars lobbying

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Separation of earmark powers

By Matthew Lewis

Developers in the driver's seat on transportation

By Matthew Lewis

The perils of a highway bill

By Gordon Witkin

Breaking the law

By M. Asif Ismail

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