Toggle Site Search Toggle Navigation

Issue Monitoring and Policy Analysis

Keeping track of all that’s trending.

When seeking to influence state or local governments, vigilance in issue monitoring and astute policy analysis are paramount.

During the legislative session, our team works inside the Capitol to closely monitor legislation and understands the critical role of discerning how specific legislative measures, regulations, and policies could impact our client’s interests.

Capabilities:

  • Conduct thorough policy research and analysis to inform strategic initiatives
  • Monitor legislative and regulatory landscapes to anticipate and mitigate potential challenges
  • Collaborate closely with legal teams to ensure compliance with lobbying and advocacy regulations
  • Identify emerging issues and trends that could impact client interests
  • Deliver timely updates and advisory services on key policy developments
  • Craft informative policy briefs and regular reports to communicate relevant activity to clients
  • Track legislative bills diligently to monitor potential impacts on client interests
Key Contacts

Andrew Carlson

Government Relations Specialist

Grady Harn

Government Relations Specialist
Team Members

Julia Page

Government Relations Specialist

Brandan O. Strickland

Government Relations Specialist

Lydia Lodoen

Public Affairs Communications Specialist

Matthew W. Bergeron

Government Relations & Regulatory Affairs

Peter J. Coyle

Government Relations & Regulatory Affairs

Peder A. Larson

Government Relations & Regulatory Affairs

Gerald L. Seck

Senior Government Relations Specialist
Related content
View All
CapWatch Newsletter

September 15, 2025

On September 15, 2025, the Minnesota House Democratic Farmer Labor (“DFL”) Caucus elected Rep. Zack Stephenson (DFL-Brooklyn Park) as their new caucus leader.

CapWatch Newsletter

September 8, 2025

Having served since 2019, Minnesota State Auditor Julie Blaha announced late last week that she will not be seeking a third term.

CapWatch Newsletter

September 2, 2025

Last Tuesday, voters in Senate District 47, which covers Woodbury and Washington County, and Senate District 29, which includes most of Wright County and parts of Hennepin and Meeker counties, held primary elections as part of the process of filling the two seats in the Minnesota Senate vacated by the resignation of former Sen. Nicole Mitchell (DFL-Woodbury) and the passing of Sen. Bruce Anderson (R-Buffalo Township).