Who is pushing this issue, with whom, and how we know.
When an issue turns contested, the questions from corporate affairs and communications are rarely about bill status. They are about who is pushing it, who is aligned with whom, and how solid that picture is before anyone repeats it.
Nexus Influence Mapper gives you the stakeholder landscape on your issue in a state: who is working for and against your position, in what public role, and on what public evidence, with confidence stated on each entry. Built to be forwarded to state government affairs teams.
The landscape, and a focused read when it changes.
Both are scoped with each engagement, including when the first report arrives.
Landscape reports
The stakeholders on your issue in a state, by public role, with the evidence for each.
On-demand briefs
A focused read when a hearing, a filing or a new coalition changes the picture.
Public roles, the public record and attributable reporting.
Votes, sponsorships, testimony, filings, registrations, published positions and attributable reporting. Every entry carries its source and the date it was captured.
For leadership and counsel: what is established, and what still needs checking.
Every entry carries one of four confidence levels, which show what is established, what needs qualifying, and what still needs checking. Confidence is not clearance to publish; your team and counsel decide external use.
It also says where the record runs out. It does not profile private individuals, makes no claim about motive, and does not assert coordination where only parallel activity is on the record. Absence from a report is not evidence of absence, and an entry whose support weakens is downgraded, not quietly removed. Each report belongs to the client who commissioned it.
When an issue turns contested, talk with Rob.
Tell us the issue, the state and the decision ahead.