SB 9 — lobbied in 2026

37 employers disclosed lobbying SB 9 before the Kentucky General Assembly in 2026. Annual lobbying totals shown are each employer's full-year spending.

• KY Chamber of Commerce — $495,139
• KY Bankers Association — $133,651
• Airbnb, Inc. — $113,453
• One Louisville — $104,739
• KY Assn. of Counties — $77,686
• Americans for Prosperity — $67,730
• Home Builders Assn. of KY — $55,168
• AMAROK — $48,359
• Action Now Initiative, LLC — $47,823
• Coalition for the Homeless — $43,491
• Louisville Regional Airport Authority — $40,835
• Metro United Way — $36,427
• Commerce Lexington — $30,415
• Farm Credit Mid-America — $27,500
• Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government — $26,633
• KY Thoroughbred Assn. — $25,029
• KY Realtors — $24,132
• KY Travel Industry Association — $23,720
• Community Action Kentucky, Inc. — $23,229
• KY Youth Advocates, Inc. — $19,664
• Greater Louisville Association of Realtors — $18,671
• Bank of America Corporation — $16,000
• KY Manufactured Housing Institute — $15,207
• KY Assn. for Economic Development — $15,202
• Be More Colorful, LLC — $15,000
• Homeless and Housing Coalition of Ky. — $14,734
• Louisville Downtown Partnership — $13,900
• Louisville Apartment Assn. — $12,500
• United Way of Greater Cincinnati — $10,254
• Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce — $10,125
• Fayette Alliance — $8,822
• City of Madisonville, KY — $6,650
• KY Assn. of Convention & Visitors Bureaus — $5,975
• LDG Development — $5,000
• Bluegrass Institute for Public Policy Solutions — $3,307
• Metropolitan Housing Coalition — $644
• Scott County United — $0

All 2026 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.