The 109th Congress closed up shop nearly one year ago.
For those top staff members
whose bosses resigned, retired or were voted out of office, the one year “cooling off period”–during
which they are not allowed to lobby their former colleagues on Capitol Hill–is coming to an end. Lower
level staffers have been able to work the Hill all year. Let's see which staffers of former members
have gone through the revolving door.
The Former Members of the 109th Congress
Where Are They Now? is a distributed research project of the Sunlight Foundation that asks users to find potential revolving door lobbyists by matching names from two sets of government data. It also allows users to verify the matches.
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