The new suite addresses a transparency gap by connecting 45 years of historical data on lobbying, campaign finance, and committee hearings. By integrating 1.5 million lobbying disclosures with 140,000 professional profiles, the platform allows users to trace the relationships between sponsors, donors, and lobbyists. Founder and CEO Matthew Chervenak noted that the expansion brings a systematic approach to state-level lawmaking and electoral analysis where data has historically been fragmented.
Legis1 Expands Legislative Intelligence Suite to State and Election Data
While most tracking tools merely monitor bill movement, Legis1 aims to map the human networks driving that change. The Washington-based company today debuted three integrated intelligence products covering federal activity, state legislatures, and electoral cycles, shifting the focus from legislative status updates to the influence behind the policy.
The platform offers tiered access ranging from the Federal module at $345 per month to the Pro tier, which consolidates all federal, state, and election data for $958 per month. These tools serve a diverse client base, including federal agencies, lobbying firms, and corporate government affairs teams. Users can now access the full database, which encompasses over 200,000 bills and 30,000 congressional hearings, to monitor legislative progress and the individuals influencing specific policy outcomes.
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