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Deregulation Tracker

Rules that have been withdrawn, repealed, or amended across all industries. Each card shows the entities that lobbied for or against the rollback. This page surfaces the “industry pays, rule dies” pattern that cuts across sectors.

Rules withdrawn

76

Rules repealed

94

Rules amended

330

Advocate lobbying spend

$164,472,756

500 rules rolled back or amended

RIN 1625-AA00withdrawn
Homeland Security Department2 entities took a position
Treasury Department2 entities took a position
Commerce Department2 entities took a position
Energy Department2 entities took a position

Top deregulation advocates

EntityRulesLobbying
Environmental Protection Agencygovernment_body30—
Department of Transportationgovernment_body19—
Department of the Interiorgovernment_body15—
Federal Aviation Administrationgovernment_body14—
Department of the Treasurygovernment_body12—
Department of Health and Human Servicesgovernment_body12—
Food and Drug Administrationgovernment_body10—
Internal Revenue Serviceorganization9—
Department of Energygovernment_body9—
Department of Homeland Securitygovernment_body8—
Federal Energy Regulatory Commissiongovernment_body6—
Fish and Wildlife Servicegovernment_body6—
Department of Commercegovernment_body6—
Land Management Bureaugovernment_body5—
Coast Guardgovernment_body4—
Department of Agriculturegovernment_body4—
Department of Laborgovernment_body4—
Commodity Futures Trading Commissiongovernment_body4—
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administrationgovernment_body4—
Federal Communications Commissiongovernment_body3—

Methodology

This page surfaces policy outcomes where metadata.rule_action is “withdrawn,” “repealed,” or “amended” — as classified by the Federal Register ingestion script from the document action field. Advocate counts come from relationship rows of type lobbied_for, advocated_for, commented_on, and shaped_policy pointing at these outcomes. Lobbying dollar figures are LDA-reported totals from Senate quarterly filings and may understate actual spending. Click any entity or rule to see its full profile.