About $8 million of the Police Protective League’s election money was spent on the losing side, most of it on ads against Nithya Raman, who won the mayor’s race. Its contract expires in June, and talks can start now.
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Donor money and public matching funds run through September 19, 2026, the last period the candidates' own committees have filed. Outside money runs through October 6, 2026, because independent committees report within 24 hours of spending, while candidate committees file on a fixed calendar. Get the data.
Every client that has paid a registered lobbying firm since 2005, with the filers' own name variants resolved into one company. Nine of the top ten develop land or sell advertising that hangs on it.
| 1 | AEG (Anschutz Entertainment Group) Real estate and venues | $12.65M | |
| 2 | Clear Channel Outdoor Outdoor advertising | $10.93M | |
| 3 | Harridge Development Group / CRE-HAR Real estate | $10.89M | |
| 4 | Westfield / URW / ASUR Real estate and airport concessions | $9.76M | |
| 5 | LaTerra Development Real estate | $8.94M | |
| 6 | Champion Real Estate Company Real estate | $8.17M | |
| 7 | Atlas Capital Group Real estate | $7.75M | |
| 8 | Chick-fil-A Restaurants | $7.65M | |
| 9 | CIM Group Real estate | $7.45M | |
| 10 | Millennium Partners Real estate | $6.36M |
Source: Basin analysis of City Ethics Commission lobbying disclosures. $1.159 billion in disclosed payments, 2005 through the second quarter of 2026.
