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AFLAC

1932 Wynnton Rd., Columbus 31299

Total contributed

$2K

All Nevada filings, 2017–2017.

Contributions

1

After dedup of superseded reports.

Top recipients shown

1

Ranked by amount received.

Lobbyists representing

4

Registered for the 83rd Session.

Party breakdown

Where the money landed

Contributions split by recipient party affiliation. "Nonpartisan" includes ballot questions, judicial races, and similar.

Party / AffiliationContributedContributionsShare
Republican Party$1,5001100.0%
Top recipients

Who received the largest checks

Top 10 recipients of contributions from this entity. Amounts are cumulative across all reporting years on file. Recipients can be candidates, parties, or political committees.

#RecipientTotalContributions
1RAdam LaxaltGovernor · NV SOS$1,5001
Full contribution log

Every contribution, newest first

1 individual contribution on file in the deduplicated Nevada Secretary of State campaign-finance dataset.

DateRecipientTypeAmount
2017-05-01RAdam LaxaltGovernor · NV SOSMonetary Contribution$1,500
Auditor research leads

1 detector finding(s) on file

Each finding is reproducible from public records and represents a research lead, not a published claim. See methodology and auditor portfolio for what we look for.

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Client donated $0 to NV PACs/candidates AND received $0 in state contracts. NRS 333 + 332 procurement.

Federal lobbying

Also lobbies the U.S. Congress

This client also appears in the U.S. Senate's Lobbying Disclosure Act (LDA) database — the public registry of lobbying activity directed at federal agencies and Congress, filed under the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995. Federal lobbying is a separate jurisdiction from Nevada state lobbying, but both flows from the same entity tell a fuller picture of how its political resources are deployed. 28 federal registrants on file, 28 federal filings matched.

Federal registrant (lobbying firm)Client name on federal filingFilings
HORIZONS GLOBAL SOLUTIONS LLCAFLAC1
KING & SPALDING LLPAFLAC INCORPORATED1
AKIN GUMP STRAUSS HAUER & FELDAFLAC, INC.1
TROUTMAN STRATEGIESAFLAC INC.1
AFLAC INCORPORATEDAFLAC INCORPORATED1
ALSTON & BIRD LLPAFLAC, INC.1
DEWEY BALLANTINE LLPAFLAC INC1
EVANS & ASSOCIATES PCAFLAC INCORPERATED1
HOGAN LOVELLS US LLPAFLAC1
JOLLY/RISSLER, INC.AFLAC INCORPORATED1
KECK MAHIN & CATEAFLAC1
DEWEY & LEBOEUF LLPAFLAC INC1
LONG ALDRIDGE & NORMANAFLAC1
METCALFE, MATTHEW S.AFLAC1
RAY, RICHARD B.AFLAC1
WILLIAMS MULLENAFLAC INCORPORATED1
OGRAFLAC1
PARKER-MALVANEY CONSULTING, INCAFLAC INC1
ERNST & YOUNG LLP (WASHINGTON COUNCIL ERNST & YOUNG)AFLAC1
DLA PIPER LLP (US)AFLAC, INC.1
MCKENNA, LONG & ALDRIDGEAFLAC1
MEHLMAN CONSULTING, INC.AFLAC INC.1
MINDSET ADVOCACY, LLCAFLAC, INC.1
FIDELIS GOVERNMENT RELATIONSAFLAC1
MR. THOMAS R. JOLLYAFLAC, INC.1
THEGROUP DC, LLCAFLAC, INC.1
FEDERAL HALL POLICY ADVISORS, LLCAFLAC, INC.1
OAK GROVE STRATEGIESAFLAC1

Source: U.S. Senate Lobbying Disclosure Act Database. Matches are tokenwise high-confidence on entity name; LDA names occasionally differ from Nevada-registered names by formatting or affiliated subsidiary, so absence here is not proof of no federal lobbying.

Lobbyists representing this client

Registered for the 83rd (2025) Session

These lobbyists named this client as an employer when registering with the Nevada Legislature.

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