Registered lobbyists are required to file semiannual statements identifying their clients and detailing the general areas and specific issues on which they have lobbied. Registered lobbyists need not, however, report the names of legislators or executive branch officials they have lobbied.

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This is true as per the Lobbying Disclosure Act of 1995. Lobbyists are required to report their clients and general areas of lobbying, but not names of specific officials they have lobbied.

Registered Lobbyists Are Required to File Semiannual Statements Identifying Their