Lobbyist Insight

Lobbyist

Renner, Liddy (Brady)

1 client across 1 state · $7,416 disclosed · 22 bills

When it was paid
2023: $2k232024: $2k242025: $3k25$3k

Filed under

Brady

Clients

ClientStateSinceUntil
The Brady Campaign To Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2023-01-06current

Bills

BillPositionForStateSession
HB25-1055OpposingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2024-2025
HB25-1133SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2024-2025
HB25-1164OpposingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2024-2025
HB25-1238SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2024-2025
HB25-1250SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2024-2025
SB25-003SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2024-2025
SB25-034SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2024-2025
SB25-158SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2024-2025
HB24-1174SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2023-2024
HB24-1270MonitoringThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2023-2024
HB24-1292SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2023-2024
HB24-1348SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2023-2024
HB24-1353SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2023-2024
SB24-003SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2023-2024
SB24-066SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2023-2024
SB24-131SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2023-2024
HB23-1219SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2022-2023
HB23-1230SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2022-2023
SB23-168SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2022-2023
SB23-169SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2022-2023
SB23-170AmendingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2022-2023
SB23-279SupportingThe Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun ViolenceColorado2022-2023

Disclosed figures are what the state publishes, not total billings. In Alaska and New York the figure is a contract rate rather than a payment.