Equifax
Equifax has no reported trades by members of Congress since 2025. It received $164M in federal contracts. Spent $1.9M on lobbying. Its PAC gave $995K to members.
- Members trading it
- 0
- Trades since 2025
- 0
- Federal contracts
- $164M
- Lobbying spend
- $1.9M
- PAC giving to members
- $995K
Federal contracts by agency
- Social Security Administration$156M
- Department of Defense$3.3M
- Department of the Interior$392K
- Department of Agriculture$288K
- Department of State$252K
Lobbying and PAC
Former congressional staff lobbying for it
- Charles ThomasSenior Legislative Asst, Legislative Asst, Legislative Aide, Staff Asst; Rep. Robert Pittenger
- Feras SleimanDir of Leg. Affairs, Dept of Commerce (2024-2024); Dpty Dir of Leg. Affairs, Dept of Commerce (2022-2024); Con
- Jason RosenstockLegislative Counsel, Rep. Tom Lantos
- John GrayHouse Budg Comm., Spec. Asst., Budg. Analyst; House Republican Conf., Policy Advisor; Sen. Rand Paul, Budg. Di
- Kristi MillerSenior Advisor to the Secretary, United States Department of Agriculture; Policy Advisor, The White House.
- Lauren RubinLegislative Director and Counsel, Rep. Suzan DelBene, January 2015-January 2019.
- Matthew SchuckCommunications Dir., House Budget Committee/Rep. Jason Smith; Communications Dir., Rep. Sean Duffy; Press Sec.
More
From House and Senate stock trade disclosures, USAspending.gov, lobbying reports and FEC records.
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