Lobbyist Insight

Colorado · 2016-2017

HB17-1365

Liquor-licensed Drugstores Electronic Benefit Transfers

Read HB17-1365 at the Colorado legislature →

13 registered positions on this bill · 13 state a side.

Lobbyist or firmFor clientPositionSession
REES CONSULTING AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS7-ElevenMonitoring2016-2017
Siegel Public Affairs LLC9to5 Colorado, The National Association of Working WomenMonitoring2016-2017
Politicalworks LLCCOLORADOANS FOR SAFETYMonitoring2016-2017
REES CONSULTING AND PUBLIC AFFAIRSCST BrandsMonitoring2016-2017
Politicalworks, LLCColoradans for SAFETYMonitoring2016-2017
MCEVOY, JEANNE M.Colorado Licensed Beverage AssociationSupporting2016-2017
J. Andrew Green & Assoc., Inc.DISTILLED SPIRITS COUNCIL OF THE UNITED STATESMonitoring2016-2017
Denver Human ServicesDenver Human ServicesMonitoring2016-2017
CHAPMAN, MARY LOUROCKY MOUNTAIN FOOD INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONSupporting2016-2017
JLH Consulting & Public Affairs, LLCSupport Your Local Liquor Store, LLCMonitoring2016-2017
Dubray Strategies LLCWAL-MARTSupporting2016-2017
Axiom Strategies Inc dba Axiom PoliticsWINE & SPIRITS WHOLESALERS OF COLORADOSupporting2016-2017
Axiom Strategies IncWine & Spirits Wholesalers of ColoradoSupporting2016-2017

Positions are as filed. A lobbyist may file more than once as a position changes.