A prominent lobbying firm based in Albany has launched its own super PAC, marking a significant expansion into direct political campaign financing. The move raises questions about the growing influence of corporate-backed political spending in state elections. The firm’s decision follows a trend of lobbying groups establishing independent committees to amplify their policy agendas. Critics may scrutinize whether this shift further blurs the lines between advocacy and electioneering.
Albany’s Top Lobbying Firm Starts Its Own Super PAC New York Focus
