State Affairs today announced $70 million in total funding to accelerate their intelligence platform for the policy and regulatory markets. As policy increasingly shapes markets, industries and capital allocation, State Affairs is building the real-time intelligence infrastructure for the institutions that make, influence and respond to policy - from elected officials and government agencies to some of the world's largest enterprises.

Investors include: Founders Fund, Khosla Ventures, Tru Arrow Partners, Alumni Ventures, Marcus Brauchli (former Executive Editor, The Washington Post & Managing Editor, The Wall Street Journal) and Alex Mather & Adam Hansmann (Founders of The Athletic), Richard Sarnoff (Chairman of Media, Education and Entertainment at KKR).

State Affairs is the AI-powered intelligence platform built for the institutions navigating the modern policy economy. Operating at the intersection of technology, nonpartisan journalism, and government, State Affairs deploys one of the nation's largest networks of embedded statehouse reporters to build a proprietary, human-driven data moat. This exclusive daily reporting feeds an advanced AI knowledge graph that tracks every bill, regulation, and hearing across all 50 states and the federal government. With $70 million in funding, State Affairs provides the personalized, real-time intelligence that elected officials and major global enterprises rely on to seamlessly track relevant legislation, collaborate, and act on policy.