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ALCOA CORPORATION

On the record as: lobbying client, PAC, lobbyists' giving (LD-203). Also written “ALCOA CORP”.

$15K
from its PAC to 7 members, 2021 on
$12.3M
on 93 lobbying reports as a client
$25K
its lobbyists report giving 11 members (LD-203)

Its PAC's giving to members

ALCOA CORPORATION EMPLOYEES' POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE

  • Republicans $15,000 (100%)

The members it gave most, colored by party. ◆ marks a member on a committee that handles what it lobbies on.

◆ Guy Reschenthaler
R-PA · Appropriations
$12K
$4,000
$2,500
◆ Brett Guthrie
R-KY · Energy and Commerce
$2,000
$2,000
◆ Bruce Westerman
R-AR · Transportation and Infrastructure
$2,000
◆ Rudy Yakym III
R-IN · Ways and Means
$2,000
$1,500
◆ Frank Pallone, Jr.
D-NJ · Energy and Commerce
$1,500
◆ Adrian Smith
R-NE · Ways and Means
$1,000
All 12 members
MemberFrom its PACIts lobbyists (LD-203)Sits on, in its lobbying areas
Guy Reschenthaler R PA$5,500$6,500Appropriations
Elise M. Stefanik R NY$2,000$4,500
Larry Bucshon R IN$2,000$2,000
Mike Johnson R LA$2,500—
Hakeem S. Jeffries D NY—$2,500
Brett Guthrie R KY$1,000$1,000Energy and Commerce
Garret Graves R LA$1,000$1,000
Bruce Westerman R AR$1,000$1,000Transportation and Infrastructure
Rudy Yakym III R IN—$2,000Ways and Means
Mark B. Messmer R IN—$1,500
Frank Pallone, Jr. D NJ—$1,500Energy and Commerce
Adrian Smith R NE—$1,000Ways and Means

Its lobbying, by year

What its quarterly reports (LD-2) total each year: the fees it paid its lobbying firms, or its own lobbying spending when it lobbies for itself. Latest version of each report.

2021: $1.5M20212022: $1.7M20222023: $2.1M20232024: $1.8M20242025: $2.8M2025$2.8M2026: $2.5M2026

What it lobbied on

The lobbying firms it hired

See the data
FirmReportsFees reported
MONUMENT ADVOCACY22$1.0M
AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELD7$530K
BROWNSTEIN HYATT FARBER SCHRECK, LLP2$270K
DENTONS US LLP2$50K
BARNES & THORNBURG, LLP23$10K
BAKER & HOSTETLER LLP14$0