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Roger Stone

Longtime Trump adviser; pardoned by Trump. Political consultant; co-owner of Drake Ventures

Counted by default$1.75M3 LINE ITEMS

Photo: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Schedule A · Itemized

  1. 12 months from 2 Sep 2026
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    Haiti government lobbying contract with Drake Ventures Copy link

    Drake Ventures, the firm owned by Roger Stone and his wife, registered under the Foreign Agents Registration Act to represent Haiti's Ministry of Foreign Affairs before the U.S. government. The contract, effective September 2, 2026, pays a $65,000 monthly retainer in quarterly installments, which news reports put at $780,000 for the year.

    Paid by Government of Haiti, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Worship

    The filed contract states the $65,000 monthly retainer and $195,000 quarterly installments; the $780,000 annual total is as reported.

    $780K
  2. Q1 2025
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    Drake Ventures fee from Roger Ver Copy link

    Roger Stone's firm Drake Ventures reported $600,000 in lobbying income from cryptocurrency investor Roger Ver for the first quarter of 2025. Its registration lists the “US government prosecution of Roger Ver” among the issues. Ver later reached a deferred prosecution agreement with the Justice Department and has not been pardoned.

    Paid by Roger Ver

    Ver later hired Ballard Partners through attorney Chris Kise; those fees are inside the Ballard Partners revenue lines.

    $600K
  3. 10 Jun – 9 Dec 2026
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    San Luis Potosí consulting fee to Drake Ventures Copy link

    A Foreign Agents Registration Act filing by Drake Ventures, the firm owned by Roger Stone and his wife, includes a consulting agreement under which the Mexican state of San Luis Potosí pays the firm a $375,000 fee for public relations work aimed at U.S. officials from June to December 2026. The Mexican newspaper El Imparcial reported the contract independently.

    Paid by State of San Luis Potosí (Mexico), Secretariat of Economic Development

    Paid in two installments of $187,500. The fee is described in the contract as fully earned on signing.

    $375K