Lobbying Disclosure: National Association of Convenience Stores (Q2 2026)
July 20, 2026
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The Frame
This report discloses that the National Association of Convenience Stores paid $30,000 for lobbying services to influence federal policy on issues including fuel taxes, credit card fees, tobacco regulation, and retail crime.
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National Association of Convenience Stores
The organization paid $30,000 to influence federal policy outcomes related to their industry.
A Street Strategies
The firm acted as the registered lobbyist and received payment for services rendered.
Last recorded activity July 20, 2026.
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Why It Matters
This report discloses that the National Association of Convenience Stores paid $30,000 for lobbying services to influence federal policy on issues including fuel taxes, credit card fees, tobacco regulation, and retail crime.
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Termination of Lobbying Contract
The filing marks the formal end of the lobbying relationship between A Street Strategies and the National Association of Convenience Stores for the 2026 period.
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