Each coin = $1,000,000

Watch where the money lands.

This is real disclosed lobbying from the biggest corporate filers — $491 million, falling one coin at a time. Tap a bucket to see who's paying.

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U.S. Senate LDA filings, 2021–2024 sample · 222 filings · source in footer

The buckets, line by line.

Same money as the board above — every coin you watched fall, itemized by industry.

Pharma & Health

$161M

Biggest spenders: Pfizer, Merck, Eli Lilly · 52 filings

Oil & Energy

$109M

Biggest spenders: Chevron, Exxon, ConocoPhillips · 48 filings

Big Tech

$104M

Biggest spenders: Apple Inc, Oracle, Intuit · 47 filings

Telecom

$47M

Biggest spenders: Charter Communications, Verizon, AT&T · 21 filings

Banks & Finance

$46M

Biggest spenders: BlackRock, Mastercard, Visa · 32 filings

Defense

$16M

Biggest spenders: Northrop Grumman · 6 filings

Real Estate

$8M

Biggest spenders: American Tower, Zillow, Prologis · 16 filings

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Real lobbying spending from U.S. Senate (LDA) filings by major corporate spenders, 2021–2024, rounded to the nearest $1M per coin. This is a sample of the biggest filers — not the entire lobbying economy, which set a record $5.08 billion in 2025 (OpenSecrets) — meant to show the shape of where the money goes.