Abstract: A system for generating and analyzing issue graphs is disclosed. In one embodiment, at least one processor is configured to access first data associated with a plurality of policymakers; generate one or more first nodes representing the plurality of policymakers within an issue graph model; generate a second node within the issue graph model representing an organization; receive, via a user interface, a selection of at least one agenda issue of interest to the organization; receive user data via the user interface; generate links within the issue graph model representing relationships between the first nodes and the second node, the relationships being identified based on the first data, the user data, and the selected agenda issue; determine a gravitas score based on the issue graph model; and cause display of a network representing the issue graph model, the display including a representation of the gravitas score.

Abstract: A method for identifying stakeholders relative to an issue is disclosed. In one embodiment, the method may include accessing first data associated with a plurality of individuals associated with an organization; generating first nodes representing the plurality of individuals within an issue graph model; accessing second data associated with one or more policies; generating second nodes representing the one or more policies within the issue graph model based on the second data; receiving an indication of a selected agenda issue; generating links within the issue graph model representing relationships between the first nodes and the second nodes; determining importance scores for the first nodes in the issue graph; identifying a node of the plurality of first nodes associated with the at least one selected agenda issue based on the importance scores; and outputting node properties associated with the identified node.

Abstract: A system for generating and analyzing organizational influence data is disclosed. In one embodiment, at least one processor is configured to access first data associated with a plurality of policymakers; generate first nodes representing the plurality of policymakers within an issue graph model; generate a second node representing an organization; receive a selection of an agenda issue of interest to the organization; access second data associated with the organization; generate links within the issue graph model representing relationships between the first nodes and the second node; determine an organizational influence factor comprising a measure of how likely the second node is to affect a property of each of the first nodes; identify at least one node of the first nodes associated with the selected agenda issue based on the organizational influence factor; and output node properties associated with the identified node.