Paid

David Reid

1050 Fulton Avenue, Suite 120, Sacramento CA 95825

Lobbyist #7174 · 83rd (2025) Nevada Legislative Session · official source

Clients

1 client represented in the 83rd Session

Each client below is a corporation, trade association, non-profit, or other organization that has registered this lobbyist as their advocate before the Nevada Legislature for the 2025 session. Click any client to see what they have spent on Nevada candidates and political committees.

Receivables Management Association International

1050 Fulton Avenue, Sacramento 95825

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Auditor research leads

1 detector flag(s) on file for this lobbyist

The Nevada Political Establishment auditor cross-references this lobbyist against every Tier A/B/C/D/E1 detector. Each flag below is a research lead, not a published claim — verify against authoritative records before treating as evidence of wrongdoing. Most flags reflect structural patterns the public has a right to see, not necessarily violations.

Methodology · All auditor findings

Tier B Revolving-door — drawing PERS pension Direct submit correction

This lobbyist's name matches a Nevada Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS) recipient drawing $112,300/year as of FY2025 (across years: 2019,2020,2021,2022,2023,2024,2025). Citation: NRS 218H lobbyist disclosure of state employment; Olson 1965 captured-coalition framework.

NRS 218H disclosure

Reported $0 in legislator gifts/benefits for the 83rd Session

The Nevada Legislature's official lobbyist-expenditure report shows this lobbyist filed monthly returns for the 83rd Session and reported no benefits provided to any legislator or staff member. Source: NV Legislature 83rd Session Lobbyist Expenditures Report.

Coalition cluster (Louvain community)

This lobbyist sits in a 23-member coalition cluster (33 client(s) in cluster)

Derived by Louvain community detection (Blondel et al. 2008) on the bipartite lobbyist-client representation graph — clusters are industries-as-observed, not pre-labeled. Other lobbyists in this same observed coalition · representative clients: Ferrari Reeder Public Affairs, Western Resource Advocates, Biotechnology Innovation Organization:

Ann Barnett 6378, Primo Castro 7332, George Cavros 7070, Chris Ferrari 6906, Lucas Flanagan 6826, Jerianne Gerloff 6882, Kevin Gern 7232, Caden Grogan 6827, Kristina Hermach 6458, Allison Herzik 6404, Nadine Kienhoefer 6828, Donna Laffey 6704 +10 more

Personal political contributions

Their own giving

Contributions made personally under this lobbyist's first and last name in the Nevada Secretary of State campaign-finance dataset.

Total personally given

$820

All Nevada filings, 2012–2022.

Contributions

After dedup of superseded reports.

Recipients

Distinct candidates, parties, or committees.

Top recipients

Who received their personal checks

Up to ten recipients of this lobbyist's personal contributions, ranked by total amount. Amounts are cumulative across all reporting years on file. Recipients can be candidates, parties, or political committees.

#	Recipient	Total	Contributions
1	RJoseph LombardoGovernor · NV SOS	$500	1
2	DSteve SisolakGovernor · NV SOS	$200	1
3	Washoe County Republican Central Committee	$120	1

Full contribution log

Every contribution, newest first

3 individual contributions on file in the Nevada Secretary of State campaign-finance dataset, deduplicated.

Date	Recipient	Type	Amount
2022-11-04	DSteve SisolakGovernor · NV SOS	Monetary Contribution	$200
2021-12-06	RJoseph LombardoGovernor · NV SOS	Monetary Contribution	$500
2012-03-13	Washoe County Republican Central Committee	Monetary Contribution	$120

Ambiguity flag: the Nevada SOS dataset contains more than one contributor with this first/last name. The numbers and recipient list above sum across all matching name records and may include contributions from another individual sharing the same name. Cities on file for this name: Las Vegas, NV, RENO, NV, Washington, DC. Treat as a research lead, not a definitive total.

This number reflects what the lobbyist has personally given to candidates, parties, and political committees in Nevada — not what their clients have given. The two channels frequently overlap: a paid advocate who also writes a personal check to the legislator they're lobbying is using both kinds of access at once.

Sources & references

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Nevada Legislature lobbyist registry (83rd Session)

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