Matthew J. Martin's connections: donors, lobbyists, and colleagues

Matthew J. Martin in the map of documented relationships in Chicago City Council records: 681 connections to donors, their employers, lobbyists and their clients, committees, legislation and colleagues. Every line is a public record: a committee seat, a sponsorship, a divided vote, a campaign contribution, a lobbying registration, or a lobbying filing matched to legislation.

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Members whose networks look most alike

Funded by the same donors, lobbied by the same clients, voting alongside the same colleagues. Each links to the side-by-side comparison.

• Daniel La Spata (compare)
• Andre Vasquez Jr. (compare)
• Jeylú B. Gutiérrez (compare)
• Angela Clay (compare)
• Michael D. Rodriguez (compare)
• Maria E. Hadden (compare)

Closest in the network

• SOr2026-0025473: Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection directed to formulate plan… (legislation)
• SO2025-0017570: Amendment of Municipal Code Section 17-3-0301 regarding regulations on Public… (legislation)
• Bridge Structural and Reinforcing Ironworkers Local 1 (donor)
• Citizens for Gregory Harris (donor)
• Sean Tenner (donor)
• SO2026-0024086: Amendment of Municipal Code Sections 14X-8-802.2.2 and 14X-8-802.3.2 to modify… (legislation)

Public records; connections are not evidence of wrongdoing. See also Matthew J. Martin's campaign money and the whole map.