Lobbyist Insight

Colorado · 2016-2017

SB17-039

Education Income Tax Credits For Nonpublic School

Read SB17-039 at the Colorado legislature →

24 registered positions on this bill · 24 state a side.

Lobbyist or firmFor clientPositionSession
Siegel Long Public Affairs, LLC9to5 Colorado, The National Association of Working WomenOpposing2016-2017
Siegel Long Public Affairs, LLCAFT ColoradoOpposing2016-2017
Siegel Public Affairs LLCAFT ColoradoOpposing2016-2017
MADSEN & ASSOCIATES PCASSN/COLO IND SCHOOLSMonitoring2016-2017
KLINE, SALLY AASSOC. OF COLORADO INDEPENDENT SCHOOLSMonitoring2016-2017
JACKSON KELLY PLLCASSOCIATION OF COLORADO INDEPENDENT SCHOOLSMonitoring2016-2017
Political Advocacy, IncCOLORADO ASSOCIATION OF SCHOOL EXECUTIVESOpposing2016-2017
KRASKA, JENNIFER MCOLORADO CATHOLIC CONFERENCESupporting2016-2017
Martin, CarolynChristian Home Educators of ColoradoMonitoring2016-2017
Recht Kornfeld PCColorado Catholic ConferenceSupporting2016-2017
Bartels, Bradley CColorado Education AssociationOpposing2016-2017
Tanner, BrianColorado Education AssociationOpposing2016-2017
Siegel Long Public Affairs, LLCColorado Fiscal InstituteOpposing2016-2017
Siegel Public Affairs LLCColorado Fiscal InstituteOpposing2016-2017
Young Public Affairs LLCColorado Society of School PsychologistsMonitoring2016-2017
Izard, RossIndependence Institute, Education Policy CenterMonitoring2016-2017
Colorado Legislative StrategiesK12, INC.Monitoring2016-2017
Allied Agenda, LLCLeague of Women Voters of ColoradoOpposing2016-2017
Siegel Long Public Affairs, LLCPadres & Jovenes UnidosOpposing2016-2017
Siegel Long Public Affairs, LLCPadres y Jovenes UnidosOpposing2016-2017
Siegel Public Affairs, LLCPadres y Jovenes UnidosOpposing2016-2017
Mendez, Barkis and AssociatesPoudre School BoardOpposing2016-2017
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLPREADY COLORADOMonitoring2016-2017
Cook, Matthew Lcolorado association of school boardsMonitoring2016-2017

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