# Slipstream Advocacy — Federal Advocacy That Delivers Results Washington, D.C.-based federal advocacy for organizations navigating high-stakes legislative, regulatory, and funding challenges. 10+ bills signed. $100M+ secured. ## Breaking Barriers. Delivering Results. Slipstreaming is the principle of reducing resistance. That means removing friction so outcomes move faster. ## The principle behind the name In racing, slipstreaming means moving into the pocket of air behind another driver — less drag, more speed, better efficiency. In policy, the "drag" is process, politics, and misalignment. We remove it — aligning stakeholders, anticipating obstacles, and building momentum so clients move faster and more confidently toward outcomes. ## What we do We help clients reduce friction, build momentum, and achieve outcomes. - **Legislative Strategy** — guiding clients through every stage, from drafting and introduction through committee action, floor strategy, and final passage. - **Appropriations & Federal Funding** — navigating the budget and appropriations process and helping bring funding across the finish line. - **Regulatory & Agency Engagement** — engaging agency officials, shaping rulemaking, and responding to regulatory proposals. - **Government Relations & Stakeholder Strategy** — building coalitions and positioning client priorities within the political environment. See for detail on each. ## Track record - 10+ years on Capitol Hill - 11 bills signed into law - $100M+ in federal funding secured ## Get in touch Start a conversation: ## Legislative Accomplishments ### One Big Beautiful Bill Act *Reconciliation* The 119th Congress's signature legislative package — extending tax cuts, expanding energy production, reducing costs, and streamlining regulations across the American economy. ### Small Business Growth Act *Tax* Significantly increased the Section 179 deduction cap, enabling companies to immediately deduct more equipment and capital investment costs. ### Charitable Act *Tax* Expanded the above-the-line charitable deduction for non-itemizers, empowering more Americans to support local nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and community initiatives. ### Saline Lake Ecosystems in the Great Basin States Program Act *Natural Resources* Established a coordinated scientific monitoring program to protect saline lake ecosystems across the Great Basin, safeguarding migratory bird habitats, water resources, and regional industries. ### MAPLand Act *Natural Resources* Required federal agencies to digitize and standardize public land mapping and easement records, helping hunters, anglers, and outdoor enthusiasts identify legal access points. ### MAPWaters Act *Natural Resources* Required standardized, publicly available mapping data for federal waterways, improving transparency for anglers and boaters while promoting responsible stewardship. ### Medal of Honor Monument Act *Veterans* Authorized a national monument in Washington, D.C. honoring Medal of Honor recipients — permanently recognizing their courage and service in the nation's capital. ### Range Access Act *Recreation* Required qualifying National Forests and BLM districts to maintain at least one free public shooting range, supporting responsible firearm training while strengthening conservation funding. ### Recreation Not Red Tape Act *Recreation* Streamlined permitting and reduced bureaucratic barriers to outdoor recreation on federal lands, modernizing agency coordination and ensuring public lands remain accessible for future generations. ### Court Improvement Act *Families* Modernized state court handling of foster care and adoption proceedings by allowing Court Improvement Program funds to support technology upgrades and emergency continuity planning. ### CBO Data Sharing Act *Budget* Strengthened CBO's ability to deliver accurate cost estimates by ensuring access to executive branch data while preserving confidentiality protections. Source: