Registered representation, advertised responsibilities, and the questions to validate inside Pearson.
A documented baseline, with clear limits.
Initial review of ten Priority 1 states; counts cover matched Pearson-named clients, not an exhaustive audit of all affiliates or employees. Lobbyist registration does not establish an employee relationship, CTE assignment, access to a legislator, or revenue opportunity.
Priority 1 states first
Four states have verified individual counts within matched client records. Indiana has a dated firm listing. Two searches found no Pearson-named match, and three remain unresolved. These evidence colors are independent of the map’s opportunity tiers.
Recovered the current disclosure portal through the Secretary of State’s official disclosure page. Its interactive search results have not been verified.
Still to verify
Search the current portal by client and inspect individual registrations.
Use registrations to identify a public representation footprint and questions for Government Affairs. A larger count does not automatically justify more sales investment. State funding, product eligibility, buyer authority, and procurement timing still determine the opportunity.