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🏛️ AMERICAN CHEMISTRY COUNCIL

CORPORATE LOBBYING & ELECTION INFLUENCE PROFILE

$24.9M

Lobbying Spend

Campaign Spending

Lobbyists

Races Influenced

LDA Filings

Lobbying Issue Areas

⚡ Energy & Utilities🏭 Trade & Manufacturing🛡️ Defense & Security🤖 Tech & AI🏥 Healthcare & Pharma💰 Finance & Banking

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Specific Lobbying Issues

Federal research and development regarding plastic and polymer composite intensive vehicles; lightweight plastic and polymer composite provisions in the FY 2026 House and Senate appropriations for the

Chemical regulation; implementation the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act (Public Law No. 114-182).

Building energy efficiency, DOE building energy codes; energy efficient tax incentives.

Federal procurement issues.

Energy efficiency tax incentives.

Where the Money Is Going

Race Campaign $ Candidate(s)

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Source: Senate LDA lobbying disclosures + FEC campaign finance data + USAspending.gov via Hammerhead Intelligence
Lobbying $ = annual reported federal lobbying expenditures (company-wide). Campaign $ = IE spending directed at candidates in specific races. Govt Contracts $ = federal awards from USAspending.gov.
Last updated: 2026-04-25