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Clayton Pope — Texas Lobbyist | Texas Capitol Guide
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Clayton Pope
Lobbyist
(512)480-0820
State
synced 7/20/2026
1122 Colorado St, Suite 209
Austin, TX 78701
Total Clients
13
0 federal · 13 state
Practice Areas
83
Texas State Clients
(13)
8-Hour Ozone SIP Coalition
$56K – $111K
City of Austin
$56K – $111K
City of Houston
$56K – $111K
Digital Childhood Alliance, Inc.
$56K – $111K
Formosa Plastics, Texas
$56K – $111K
Areas of Expertise
Abortion
Aeronautics
Aging
Agriculture
Alcoholic Beverage Regulation
Alcoholism And Drug Abuse
Aliens
Amusements Games Sports
Animals
Arts And Humanities
Business And Commerce
Cemeteries
Data Sources
Texas state lobbying data (Texas Ethics Commission)
H2O America dba Texas Water Company
$56K – $111K
Strategic Materials, Inc.
$56K – $111K
Texas Capital Bancshares, Inc.
$56K – $111K
Texas EV Alliance
$56K – $111K
United Airlines, Inc.
$56K – $111K
USA Rare Earth, Inc
$111K – $222K
Waste Management of Texas Inc.
$56K – $111K
Stericycle
$0 – $22K
Charitable And Nonprofit Organizations
City Government
Civil Remedies And Liabilities
Coastal Affairs And Beaches
Common Carriers
Communications And Press
Consumer Protection
Corporations And Associations
Corrections
County Government
Courts
Crime
Criminal Procedures
Day Care
Disaster Preparedness And Relief
Economic And Industrial Development
Education
Elections
Energy
Environment
Ethics
Family Issues
Fees And Other Non-Tax Revenue
Financial Institutions
Fire Fighters And Police
Gambling
Handicapped Persons
Health And Health Care
Highways And Roads
Historic Preservation And Museums
Hospitals
Housing
Human Services
Insurance
Labor
Law Enforcement
Lawyers
Libraries
Malpractice-Health Care Providers
Mental Health And Cognition
Military And Veterans
Mines And Mineral Resources
Minors
Nursing Homes
Occupational Regulation
Oil And Gas
Open Records And Open Meetings
Parks And Wildlife
Political Subdivisions
Probate
Product Liability
Property Interests
Public Lands
Purchasing
Redistricting
Religion
Retirement Systems
Safety
Special Districts And Authorities
State Agencies Boards And Commissions
State Employees Officers And Symbols
State Finances
Taxation
Tort Reform
Tourism
Transportation
Utilities
Vehicles And Traffic
Water
Weapons
Women's Issues