In their disclosures, the tech giants listed a number of issues they lobbied on, including internet advertising regulations, privacy and tax reform, according to The Hill.
Here is how much 10 technology and telecommunications companies spent on lobbying efforts last quarter, listed from most to least, according to Politico.
1. AT&T: $4.43 million
2. Google: $4.17 million
3. Oracle: $3.82 million
4. Amazon: $3.41 million
5. Facebook: $2.85 million
6. T-Mobile: $2.35 million
7. Verizon: $2.2 million
8. Microsoft: $1.95 million
9. Apple: $1.86 million
10. DXC Technology: $1.76 million
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