Influence Analysis Engine

Cross-referencing interest group activity with candidate voting records.

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table_chart Correlation Matrix: Statements vs. Voting

Candidate Primary Group Contributions Voting Alignment Public Stance Status
Sen. Vance (R-OH) bookmark
Finance & Banking $5.8M
Pro-Deregulation Aligned
Rep. Rostova (D-WA) bookmark
Tech PACs $3.1M
Pro-Privacy / Antitrust Aligned
Sen. Hayes (R-TX) bookmark
Oil & Gas $4.6M
"Balanced Energy" (Stated) priority_high Anomaly
Sen. Sterling (D-12) bookmark
Tech / Environment $1.8M
Moderate / Pro-Regulation Aligned
Gov. Wright (D-CO) bookmark
Outdoor Industry / Renewables $1.6M
Climate Action Aligned
Gov. Miller (R-FL) Real Estate / Dev $2.1M
Conservationist (Stated) warning Critical Divergence
Sen. Chen (D-CA) Tech / Privacy $1.2M
Pro-Regulation Aligned
Sen. Brooks (I-VT) Renewable Energy $420K
Climate Action Aligned
Sen. Reyes (R-AZ) Defense & Aerospace $2.4M
Hawkish Aligned
Rep. Park (D-NY) Healthcare / Pharma $980K
Pro-Reform Aligned
Sen. Thompson (R-KY) Agribusiness / Tobacco $1.6M
Free Market Aligned
Gov. Kovac (R-IA) Agribusiness $890K
Conservative / Bipartisan-Curious Mild Divergence

insights Anomaly Deep Dive: Sen. Diane Hayes (R-TX)

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Public messaging during Q3 2025 climate debates emphasized "balanced energy policy" and stricter environmental oversight. The voting record over the same window shows 92% alignment with bills backed by oil & gas conglomerates contributing $4.6M this cycle.

campaign Public Statements
  • Sep 12 ’25"We need stronger guardrails on emissions, not weaker ones."
  • Oct 04 ’25"I support a balanced energy mix that includes renewables."
  • Nov 19 ’25"Texas families deserve cleaner air and reliable jobs."
how_to_vote Recorded Votes
  • Sep 28 ’25No on S.214 (methane-leak rule) — sponsored by API-aligned cosponsors
  • Oct 22 ’25Yes on H.R.1102 (federal-lands leasing expansion)
  • Dec 06 ’25Co-sponsor on IRA-rollback amendment to FY26 NDAA
Contribution velocity vs. statement sentiment
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Q1’26
warning Q3 ’25 inflection: rhetoric softened, votes hardened