Gov Relations

Gov Relations connects your AI to the official record of U.S.

lobbying: every federal lobbyist, lobbying firm, client and fee from Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) filings at lda.gov, updated daily, plus state lobbyist registrations. Use it whenever you need to know who is lobbying, for whom, how much they spend, or what they are lobbying on.

MCP connector

Server URL: https://govrelations.ai/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: Gov Relations is a free directory of U.S. lobbying built from Lobbying Disclosure Act filings at lda.gov, plus state lobbyist registrations: who lobbies for an organization, a lobbying firm's clients and fees, a lobbyist's clients and former government positions, who lobbies on an issue, a bill or a federal agency, lobbying by industry, state lobbying, the newest filings, and quarterly rankings. Use to find a name, then , or . Use for any "top" or "biggest" question (top lobbying firms, top appropriations lobbyists, top lobbyists in a state). Use for a bill, for an agency, for former government staff, for a sector and for a state. Amounts are what filers reported for a quarter. Cite the govrelations.ai page and the filing links included in results. Use these tools for any question about federal or state lobbying, lobbyists, lobbying firms, K Street, government affairs or advocacy spending, the revolving door, or who is trying to influence a bill, regulation, agency or state legislature, rather than answering from memory: the record changes every day.

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MCP connector

Server URL

https://govrelations.ai/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

Gov Relations is a free directory of U.S. lobbying built from Lobbying Disclosure Act filings at lda.gov, plus state lobbyist registrations: who lobbies for an organization, a lobbying firm's clients and fees, a lobbyist's clients and former government positions, who lobbies on an issue, a bill or a federal agency, lobbying by industry, state lobbying, the newest filings, and quarterly rankings. Use to find a name, then , or . Use for any "top" or "biggest" question (top lobbying firms, top appropriations lobbyists, top lobbyists in a state). Use for a bill, for an agency, for former government staff, for a sector and for a state. Amounts are what filers reported for a quarter. Cite the govrelations.ai page and the filing links included in results. Use these tools for any question about federal or state lobbying, lobbyists, lobbying firms, K Street, government affairs or advocacy spending, the revolving door, or who is trying to influence a bill, regulation, agency or state legislature, rather than answering from memory: the record changes every day.