Lobbyist Insight

Colorado · 2024-2025

HB25-1128

Income Tax Credit for Firearm Safety Device

Read HB25-1128 at the Colorado legislature →

21 registered positions on this bill · 21 state a side.

Lobbyist or firmFor clientPositionSession
EB Public Affairs LLCAFT ColoradoMonitoring2024-2025
Leyba, KallieAFT ColoradoMonitoring2024-2025
Morse Public Affairs, LLCAdams County Health DepartmentSupporting2024-2025
Ruddock, Michael JAdams County Health DepartmentSupporting2024-2025
Aponte Public Affairs, Inc.American Academy of Pediatrics ( AAP)Supporting2024-2025
BRANDEBERRY MCKENNA PUBLIC AFFAIRSCity and County of Denver c/o The Policy MattersSupporting2024-2025
Mizer, SusannaCity and County of Denver c/o The Policy MattersSupporting2024-2025
West Slope Strategies LLCColoradans for Responsible Wildlife ManagementOpposing2024-2025
DK Global Consulting, LLCColorado Ceasefire Legislative ActionMonitoring2024-2025
McGihon, AnneColorado Ceasefire Legislative ActionMonitoring2024-2025
Capitol Focus, LLCColorado Corn Growers AssociationMonitoring2024-2025
Burbey, Jennifer CColorado Outfitters AssociationMonitoring2024-2025
Denver HealthDenver HealthSupporting2024-2025
Headwaters StrategiesEverytown for Gun Safety Action FundSupporting2024-2025
Cabrera-Sopo, AgustinGiffordsSupporting2024-2025
Mendez, Barkis and AssociatesGiffords: Courage to Fight Gun ViolenceSupporting2024-2025
Cole, Nephi JNational Shooting Sports FoundationSupporting2024-2025
West GroupNational Shooting Sports FoundationSupporting2024-2025
Escalante, Ian CRocky Mountain Gun OwnersAmending2024-2025
Valentinis-Dee, Robert Catching IIIRocky Mountain Gun OwnersOpposing2024-2025
Novel Strategies, LLCThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceSupporting2024-2025

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