lobbyist work for a member of a lobby.
lobbyist work for a member of a lobby.
who do lobbyist work for?
a member of a lobby
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in 2006 after the end of the regular 2006 legislative session, anderson registered with the municipality of anchorage as a municipal lobbyist and worked briefly again for anchorage charr in opposition to a proposed measure to extend a smoking ban in anchorage restaurants and most indoor public spaces to also cover bars and bingo halls. by alaska state law, legislators are not permitted to perform lobbyist work that would require them to register with the alaska public offices commission for a full year after they leave office, but lobbying the municipality on local issues did not appear to require registration with apoc. in july anderson was hired by the anchorage home builders association for $2,500 per month. the following month he testified before the anchorage assembly in favor of two stores that wal-mart wanted to build in his legislative district. the northeast community council opposed the stores. at the assembly meeting, assembly chair dan sullivan introduced anderson as "representative anderson," but anderson corrected him, stating that he was at the meeting in representation of the home builders association, which favored the wal-mart stores.
tom anderson (politician)