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I Street Advocates
A registered lobbying firm, and the clients it files for. Everything here comes from the quarterly disclosures it is required to make under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. Filed as I STREET ADVOCATES.
Clients
4
named in its filings
Filings
7
2026
Fees reported
$140K
across every filing
Who it represents
Largest first, by what the filings report being paid.
| Client | Fees |
|---|---|
| American Postal Workers UnionPost Holdings Inc | $60K |
| PaypalPayPal Holdings Inc | $40K |
| Post Acute And Long Term Care Medicine Formerly AmdaPost Holdings Inc | $20K |
| The National Alliance For Care At HomeAT&T Inc | $20K |
Every filing
Newest first, and within a year the largest.
| Client | Fee |
|---|---|
| American Postal Workers Union | $30K |
| American Postal Workers Union | $30K |
| Paypal | $20K |
| Paypal | $20K |
| The National Alliance For Care At Home | $20K |
| Post Acute And Long Term Care Medicine Formerly Amda | $10K |
| Post Acute And Long Term Care Medicine Formerly Amda | $10K |
Source: quarterly LD-2 disclosures filed under the Lobbying Disclosure Act. A fee covers everything the firm did for that client in the period, so it cannot be attributed to any one issue on the list. A filing that states no figure contributes nothing rather than a zero. Clients with no ticker are kept: a trade association or a foreign ministry is as much a part of what the firm does as a listed company.