HB 90 — lobbied in 2025

23 employers disclosed lobbying HB 90 before the Kentucky General Assembly in 2025. Annual lobbying totals shown are each employer's full-year spending.

• KY Medical Association — $138,041
• Americans for Prosperity — $116,875
• Catholic Conference of KY — $92,150
• Norton Healthcare, Inc. — $86,024
• American Civil Liberties Union of KY (ACLU) — $71,745
• University of Louisville — $64,386
• Pikeville Medical Center — $62,568
• National Federation of Independent Business — $58,800
• Saint Elizabeth Healthcare — $54,279
• KY Youth Advocates, Inc. — $45,486
• Metro United Way — $40,974
• American Council of Engineering Co. of KY — $30,026
• Jane Todd Crawford Hospital — $26,250
• KY Birth Coalition — $25,390
• Family Foundation (The) — $24,923
• Casey Co. Hospital — $19,250
• ADF Action — $14,989
• KY Right to Life Association, Inc. — $13,762
• KY Assn. of Hospice and Palliative Care — $12,000
• Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates — $7,783
• KY Assn. of Private Providers — $5,000
• Commonwealth Policy Center — $671
• March of Dimes — $0

All 2025 bills · Bill text & status at legislature.ky.gov

Data: Kentucky Legislative Ethics Commission public reports. KLEC Watch is an independent project of The Lexington Times. Sibling site: KREF Watch — Kentucky campaign finance.