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Revolving door lobbying

The practice of former government officials and staff leaving public service to work as lobbyists, often using their connections and knowledge gained in government to influence policy for private clients.

Lobbying contact

Any oral or written communication to a covered legislative or executive branch official on behalf of a client regarding a specific issue, like legislation, regulations, or government contracts, with the intent to influence decisions.

Substantial lobbying entity

An incorporated organization that employs more than three registered lobbyists during a specific reporting period.

Foreign principal

Any foreign government, foreign political party, person outside of the United States, or an organization based abroad that is represented by an agent in the U.S.

Covered legislative branch official

An employee or officer of the legislative branch, including Members of Congress and various staff members, who are subject to certain ethics and lobbying rules.