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Winning Strategies Washington

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 WINNING STRATEGIES WASHINGTON.

Clients
10
named in its filings
Filings
14
2026
Fees reported
$330K
across every filing

Who it represents

Largest first, by what the filings report being paid.

ClientFees
Johnson And Johnson Services, Inc.Johnson & Johnson$70K
PrudentialPrudential PLC$60K
Canon Financial Services, Inc.Canon Inc$40K
American Homes 4 Rent, LPAmerican Homes 4 Rent$40K
Township Of South Brunswick NJBrunswick Corp$40K
Prologis, L.P.Prologis Inc$30K
New Jersey Institute Of TechnologyNew Jersey Resources Corp$20K
Healthcare Institute Of New JerseyNew Jersey Resources Corp$10K
Hospital Alliance Of New JerseyNew Jersey Resources Corp$10K
Middlesex County, New JerseyNew Jersey Resources Corp$10K

Every filing

Newest first, and within a year the largest.

ClientFee
Johnson And Johnson Services, Inc.$70K
Prologis, L.P.$30K
Prudential$30K
Prudential$30K
Canon Financial Services, Inc.$20K
New Jersey Institute Of Technology$20K
Canon Financial Services, Inc.$20K
American Homes 4 Rent, LP$20K
American Homes 4 Rent, LP$20K
Township Of South Brunswick NJ$20K
Township Of South Brunswick NJ$20K
Healthcare Institute Of New Jersey$10K
Hospital Alliance Of New Jersey$10K
Middlesex County, New Jersey$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.

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