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California lawmaker · R

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Bills they lead8 of 201
SB 161 Schools: emergency medical assistance: administration of epilepsy medicationBecame lawSB 955 School districtsFailedSB 1051 Emergency medical assistance: administration of diastatFailedSB 597 Pupil attendance: interdistrict transfersBecame lawSB 1432 School attendance: pupil transfer options: school districts of choiceCommittee hearingSB 559 Certificated employees: layoff noticesIntroducedSB 355 Education employment: certificated employeesIntroducedAB 2420 Arrests: policy: immigrationFailed
Lobbied on those bills8 of 426
Edvoice9 of their billsCalifornia Federation of Republican Women7 of their billsAssociation of Regional Center Agencies6 of their billsLos Angeles County Sheriff'S Department6 of their billsUnited Teachers Los Angeles6 of their billsUnited Teachers Los Angeles Political Action Council of Educators(PACE)Issues6 of their billsRiverside Unified School District5 of their billsMexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund5 of their bills
Bob Huff: 8 of 201 bills they lead and the 8 busiest of 426 groups that lobbied on those bills. Point at anyone to see how they are linked.

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SB 161Bills they leadBob Huff leads SB 161, “Schools: emergency medical assistance: administration of epilepsy medication”. 32 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Became law
SB 955Bills they leadBob Huff leads SB 955, “School districts”. 24 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Failed
SB 1051Bills they leadBob Huff leads SB 1051, “Emergency medical assistance: administration of diastat”. 31 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Failed
SB 597Bills they leadBob Huff leads SB 597, “Pupil attendance: interdistrict transfers”. 4 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Became law
SB 1432Bills they leadBob Huff leads SB 1432, “School attendance: pupil transfer options: school districts of choice”. 10 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Committee hearing
SB 559Bills they leadBob Huff leads SB 559, “Certificated employees: layoff notices”. 2 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Introduced
SB 355Bills they leadBob Huff leads SB 355, “Education employment: certificated employees”. 7 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Introduced
AB 2420Bills they leadBob Huff leads AB 2420, “Arrests: policy: immigration”. 3 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Failed
EdvoiceLobbied on those billsEdvoice lobbied on 9 bills Bob Huff leads, in 17 reports.9 of their bills
California Federation of Republican WomenLobbied on those billsCalifornia Federation of Republican Women lobbied on 7 bills Bob Huff leads, in 16 reports.7 of their bills
Association of Regional Center AgenciesLobbied on those billsAssociation of Regional Center Agencies lobbied on 6 bills Bob Huff leads, in 15 reports.6 of their bills
Los Angeles County Sheriff'S DepartmentLobbied on those billsLos Angeles County Sheriff'S Department lobbied on 6 bills Bob Huff leads, in 13 reports.6 of their bills
United Teachers Los AngelesLobbied on those billsUnited Teachers Los Angeles lobbied on 6 bills Bob Huff leads, in 11 reports.6 of their bills
United Teachers Los Angeles Political Action Council of Educators(PACE)IssuesLobbied on those billsUnited Teachers Los Angeles Political Action Council of Educators(PACE)Issues lobbied on 6 bills Bob Huff leads, in 11 reports.6 of their bills
Riverside Unified School DistrictLobbied on those billsRiverside Unified School District lobbied on 5 bills Bob Huff leads, in 16 reports.5 of their bills
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational FundLobbied on those billsMexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund lobbied on 5 bills Bob Huff leads, in 5 reports.5 of their bills