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META PLATFORMS, INC.

On the record as: lobbying client, PAC. Also written β€œMETA PLATFORMS INC.”.

$425K
from its PAC to 113 members, 2021 on
$14.4M
on 299 lobbying reports as a client

Its PAC's giving to members

META PLATFORMS, INC. PAC

  • Democrats $219,850 (52%)
  • Republicans $202,500 (48%)
  • Independents $2,500 (1%)

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

β—† Pete Aguilar
D-CA Β· Appropriations
$15K
β—† Zoe Lofgren
D-CA Β· Judiciary, Science, Space, and Technology
$15K
β—† J. Luis Correa
D-CA Β· Homeland Security, Judiciary
$15K
β—† Bennie G. Thompson
D-MS Β· Homeland Security
$14K
β—† Ted Lieu
D-CA Β· Judiciary
$12K
β—† Brett Guthrie
R-KY Β· Energy and Commerce
$12K
β—† Steven Horsford
D-NV Β· Ways and Means
$11K
β—† Suzan K. DelBene
D-WA Β· Ways and Means
$11K
β—† Gregory W. Meeks
D-NY Β· Financial Services
$11K
$9,500
$9,000
β—† James Comer
R-KY Β· Education and Workforce, Oversight and Government Reform
$8,500
β—† Guy Reschenthaler
R-PA Β· Appropriations
$8,500
β—† James E. Clyburn
D-SC Β· Appropriations
$8,000
β—† Darrell Issa
R-CA Β· Judiciary, Science, Space, and Technology
$7,500
β—† Tom Emmer
R-MN Β· Financial Services
$7,000
β—† Josh Gottheimer
D-NJ Β· House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Financial Services
$7,000
β—† Robert E. Latta
R-OH Β· Energy and Commerce
$6,500
β—† Darren Soto
D-FL Β· Energy and Commerce
$6,500
All 60 members
MemberFrom its PACIts lobbyists (LD-203)Sits on, in its lobbying areas
Pete Aguilar D CA$15,000β€”Appropriations
Zoe Lofgren D CA$14,800β€”Judiciary, Science, Space, and Technology
J. Luis Correa D CA$14,500β€”Homeland Security, Judiciary
Bennie G. Thompson D MS$14,000β€”Homeland Security
Ted Lieu D CA$12,000β€”Judiciary
Brett Guthrie R KY$11,500β€”Energy and Commerce
Steven Horsford D NV$10,550β€”Ways and Means
Suzan K. DelBene D WA$10,500β€”Ways and Means
Gregory W. Meeks D NY$10,500β€”Financial Services
Eric Swalwell D CA$10,500β€”
Mike Johnson R LA$9,500β€”
Steve Scalise R LA$9,000β€”
James Comer R KY$8,500β€”Education and Workforce, Oversight and Government Reform
Guy Reschenthaler R PA$8,500β€”Appropriations
James E. Clyburn D SC$8,000β€”Appropriations
Darrell Issa R CA$7,500β€”Judiciary, Science, Space, and Technology
Tom Emmer R MN$7,000β€”Financial Services
Josh Gottheimer D NJ$7,000β€”House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence, Financial Services
Robert E. Latta R OH$6,500β€”Energy and Commerce
Darren Soto D FL$6,500β€”Energy and Commerce
Gabe Amo D RI$6,000β€”Budget, Science, Space, and Technology
Troy Balderson R OH$6,000β€”Energy and Commerce
Jennifer L. McClellan D VA$6,000β€”Energy and Commerce
Kelly Armstrong R ND$5,500β€”
Troy A. Carter D LA$5,500β€”Homeland Security, Energy and Commerce
Patrick T. McHenry R NC$5,500β€”
Eric Burlison R MO$5,000β€”Oversight and Government Reform
Rodney Davis R IL$5,000β€”
Katherine M. Clark D MA$4,500β€”
John R. Curtis R UT$4,500β€”
Richard Hudson R NC$4,500β€”Energy and Commerce
Tom McClintock R CA$4,500β€”Budget, Judiciary
Nanette Diaz BarragΓ‘n D CA$4,000β€”Energy and Commerce
Yvette D. Clarke D NY$4,000β€”Energy and Commerce
Russell Fry R SC$4,000β€”Energy and Commerce, Judiciary
Kevin Mullin D CA$4,000β€”Energy and Commerce
Jay Obernolte R CA$4,000β€”Budget, Energy and Commerce, Science, Space, and Technology
August Pfluger R TX$4,000β€”Homeland Security, Energy and Commerce
Bryan Steil R WI$4,000β€”Financial Services
Marc A. Veasey D TX$4,000β€”Energy and Commerce
A. Drew Ferguson IV R GA$3,500β€”
John Joyce R PA$3,500β€”Energy and Commerce
Adam B. Schiff D CA$3,500β€”
Gus M. Bilirakis R FL$3,000β€”Energy and Commerce
Veronica Escobar D TX$3,000β€”Appropriations, Budget
Hakeem S. Jeffries D NY$3,000β€”
Sam T. Liccardo D CA$3,000β€”Financial Services
Nancy Mace R SC$3,000β€”Oversight and Government Reform
Jamie Raskin D MD$3,000β€”Judiciary
William R. Timmons IV R SC$3,000β€”Financial Services, Oversight and Government Reform
David G. Valadao R CA$3,000β€”Appropriations
Joyce Beatty D OH$2,500β€”Financial Services
Tony CΓ‘rdenas D CA$2,500β€”
Vince Fong R CA$2,500β€”Homeland Security, Science, Space, and Technology
Tony Gonzales R TX$2,500β€”
Steny H. Hoyer D MD$2,500β€”Appropriations
Harriet M. Hageman R WY$2,500β€”Judiciary
Jim Jordan R OH$2,500β€”Oversight and Government Reform, Judiciary
Young Kim R CA$2,500β€”Financial Services
Kevin Kiley I CA$2,500β€”Education and Workforce, Judiciary

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: $2.2M20212022: $2.5M20222023: $2.5M2023$2.5M2024: $2.4M20242025: $2.5M20252026: $2.3M2026

What it lobbied on

The lobbying firms it hired

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FirmReportsFees reported
AVOQ, LLC23$1.8M
STERNHELL GROUP23$1.4M
HARBINGER STRATEGIES, LLC23$1.4M
CAPITOL TAX PARTNERS, LLP23$1.3M
ELEVATE GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS, LLC23$1.1M
SALT POINT STRATEGIES23$990K
THEGROUP DC, LLC17$960K
MINDSET ADVOCACY, LLC19$910K
JEFFRIES STRATEGIES LLC16$720K
TELEMEDIA POLICY CORP.23$686K
STANTON PARK GROUP18$635K
MCGINLEY LLC6$480K
MASON STREET CONSULTING, LLC23$460K
OGR13$390K
BAKER & HOSTETLER LLP8$350K
MEHLMAN CONSULTING, INC.6$300K
DCI GROUP, L.L.C.5$240K
SALINAS STRATEGIES LLC4$120K
THE WILLIAMS GROUP3$90K