No matching record in Nevada's campaign-finance dataset
This client is registered with the Nevada Legislature as employing a lobbyist for the 83rd Session, but its name does not appear (yet) in the deduplicated NV Secretary of State campaign-finance dataset under this exact form. That can mean: it doesn't make political contributions in Nevada, it gives under a related entity name, it gives only at the federal level, or its name is recorded with different punctuation in the SOS dataset.
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8 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.
Lobbyist Rocky Finseth represents this client (industry-side) AND 2 regulator-side client(s). Adverse interest under NRS 281A.420.
Lobbyist Serena Kasama represents this client (industry-side) AND 2 regulator-side client(s). Adverse interest under NRS 281A.420.
Lobbyist Areli Alarcon represents this client (industry-side) AND 1 regulator-side client(s). Adverse interest under NRS 281A.420.
Lobbyist Connor Cain represents this client (industry-side) AND 1 regulator-side client(s). Adverse interest under NRS 281A.420.
Lobbyist Tomas Hammond represents this client (industry-side) AND 1 regulator-side client(s). Adverse interest under NRS 281A.420.
Lobbyist Jenny Reese represents this client (industry-side) AND 1 regulator-side client(s). Adverse interest under NRS 281A.420.
Lobbyist Samantha Barnes represents this client (industry-side) AND 1 regulator-side client(s). Adverse interest under NRS 281A.420.
Lobbyist Yoana Ontiveros represents this client (industry-side) AND 1 regulator-side client(s). Adverse interest under NRS 281A.420.
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. 9 federal registrants on file, 9 federal filings matched.
| Federal registrant (lobbying firm) | Client name on federal filing | Filings |
|---|---|---|
| ACG ADVOCACY | THE WINE INSTITUTE | 1 |
| BGR GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS | WINE INSTITUTE | 1 |
| DUTKO WORLDWIDE, LLC | WINE INSTITUTE THE | 1 |
| JBC INTERNATIONAL | WINE INSTITUTE | 1 |
| THE RUSSELL GROUP, INC. | THE WINE INSTITUTE | 1 |
| POLICY DEVELOPMENT GROUP | WINE INSTITUTE | 1 |
| WINE INSTITUTE | WINE INSTITUTE | 1 |
| TCH GROUP, LLC | THE WINE INSTITUTE | 1 |
| HATFIELD ADVISORY SERVICES | WINE INSTITUTE | 1 |
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.
Registered for the 83rd (2025) Session
These lobbyists named this client as an employer when registering with the Nevada Legislature.
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