SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT INC.

On the record as: lobbying client, PAC, lobbyists' giving (LD-203). Also written “SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT”, “SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT, INC.”.

$28K

from its PAC to 9 senators, 2021 on

$6.2M

on 46 lobbying reports as a client

$52K

its lobbyists report giving 14 senators (LD-203)

Its PAC's giving to senators

SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT, INC. PAC

Democrats $17,000 (62%)
Republicans $10,500 (38%)

The senators it gave most, colored by party. ◆ marks a senator on a committee that handles what it lobbies on.

◆ Christopher A. Coons

D-DE · Appropriations, Judiciary

$17K

◆ Alex Padilla

D-CA · Budget, Environment and Public Works, Judiciary

$10K

R-SD · Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Finance

$7,500

◆ Jerry Moran

R-KS · Appropriations, Commerce, Science, and Transportation

$6,000

R-SC · Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Finance, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions

$6,000

◆ Brian Schatz

D-HI · Appropriations, Commerce, Science, and Transportation

$5,000

◆ Mark R. Warner

D-VA · Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Budget, Finance

$5,000

◆ Ashley Moody

R-FL · Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, Judiciary

$4,000

D-OH

$3,500

R-ID · Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Budget, Finance

$3,500

◆ Martin Heinrich

D-NM · Appropriations

$3,000

◆ Maria Cantwell

D-WA · Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Finance

$3,000

R-NE

$2,000

◆ Thom Tillis

R-NC · Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Finance, Judiciary

$2,000

◆ Ben Ray Luján

D-NM · Budget, Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Finance

$1,500

All 15 senators

Senator	From its PAC	Its lobbyists (LD-203)	Sits on, in its lobbying areas
Christopher A. Coons D DE	$7,000	$10,000	Appropriations, Judiciary
Alex Padilla D CA	$5,000	$5,000	Budget, Environment and Public Works, Judiciary
John Thune R SD	$2,500	$5,000	Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Finance
Jerry Moran R KS	$3,000	$3,000	Appropriations, Commerce, Science, and Transportation
Tim Scott R SC	$3,000	$3,000	Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Finance, Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions
Brian Schatz D HI	$2,500	$2,500	Appropriations, Commerce, Science, and Transportation
Mark R. Warner D VA	—	$5,000	Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Budget, Finance
Ashley Moody R FL	$2,000	$2,000	Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, Judiciary
Sherrod Brown D OH	—	$3,500
Mike Crapo R ID	—	$3,500	Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Budget, Finance
Martin Heinrich D NM	$1,000	$2,000	Appropriations
Maria Cantwell D WA	—	$3,000	Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Finance
Ben Sasse R NE	—	$2,000
Thom Tillis R NC	—	$2,000	Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs, Finance, Judiciary
Ben Ray Luján D NM	$1,500	—	Budget, Commerce, Science, and Transportation, Finance

Its lobbying, by year

What its quarterly reports (LD-2) total each year: the fees it paid its lobbying firms, or its own lobbying spending when it lobbies for itself. Latest version of each report.

What it lobbied on

Issues

Taxation/Internal Revenue Code

46 reports

Copyright/Patent/Trademark

46 reports

Trade (domestic/foreign)

41 reports

34 reports

Consumer Issues/Safety/Products

25 reports

Labor Issues/Antitrust/Workplace

24 reports

Arts/Entertainment

24 reports

Communications/Broadcasting/Radio/TV

11 reports

Economics/Economic Development

5 reports

Budget/Appropriations

2 reports

Bills it named

H.R. 1743 (119th)

9 reports

H.R. 5823 (117th)

5 reports

S. 2976 (119th)

2 reports

2 reports

H.R. 9938 (119th)

2 reports

H.R. 2670 (118th)

2 reports

The lobbying firms it hired

THE SMITH-FREE GROUP, LLC

$2.5M

See the data

Firm	Reports	Fees reported
THE SMITH-FREE GROUP, LLC	23	$2.5M