Karla May
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Top donors8 of 188
Major Brands$4,400 · 2018–2022Molina Healthcare$3,500 · 2012John And Margaret Simon$2,600 · 2018Brown And Crouppen Pc$2,600 · 2018Candice Lozano$2,600 · 2018Meda Mo Energy Development Assoc$2,600 · 2018United Mine Workers Of America$2,600 · 2018Alliance For Progress$2,500 · 2020Karla May
Missouri senator · D
Bills they lead8 of 142
SB 210 Creates a number of official state designations, a memorial highway, and the Missouri Historical Theater programBecame lawSB 34 Authorizes school districts and charter schools to offer elective social studies courses on the Hebrew Scriptures and the New TestamentBecame lawSB 35 Modifies provisions relating to child custody and child support enforcementBecame lawSB 852 Prohibits the use of credit scores in determining automobile insurance ratesIn committeeSB 1083 Authorizes the Video Lottery Control ActIn committeeSB 74 Modifies provisions relating to mandatory prison terms, and eligibility for paroleIntroducedSB 425 Modifies provisions relating to the statute of limitations for certain sexual offensesIn committeeSB 122 Authorizes excusal from attendance at an elementary and secondary school if the child is unable to attend due to mental or behavioral health concernsOn the floor calendarEvery link on this map
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| Major Brands | Top donors | Major Brands gave $4,400 to Karla May, 2018–2022. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $4,400 |
| Molina Healthcare | Top donors | Molina Healthcare gave $3,500 to Karla May, 2012. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $3,500 |
| John And Margaret Simon | Top donors | John And Margaret Simon gave $2,600 to Karla May, 2018. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $2,600 |
| Brown And Crouppen Pc | Top donors | Brown And Crouppen Pc gave $2,600 to Karla May, 2018. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $2,600 |
| Candice Lozano | Top donors | Candice Lozano gave $2,600 to Karla May, 2018. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $2,600 |
| Meda Mo Energy Development Assoc | Top donors | Meda Mo Energy Development Assoc gave $2,600 to Karla May, 2018. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $2,600 |
| United Mine Workers Of America | Top donors | United Mine Workers Of America gave $2,600 to Karla May, 2018. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $2,600 |
| Alliance For Progress | Top donors | Alliance For Progress gave $2,500 to Karla May, 2020. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $2,500 |
| SB 210 | Bills they lead | Karla May leads SB 210, “Creates a number of official state designations, a memorial highway, and the Missouri Historical Theater program”. | Became law |
| SB 34 | Bills they lead | Karla May leads SB 34, “Authorizes school districts and charter schools to offer elective social studies courses on the Hebrew Scriptures and the New Testament”. | Became law |
| SB 35 | Bills they lead | Karla May leads SB 35, “Modifies provisions relating to child custody and child support enforcement”. | Became law |
| SB 852 | Bills they lead | Karla May leads SB 852, “Prohibits the use of credit scores in determining automobile insurance rates”. | In committee |
| SB 1083 | Bills they lead | Karla May leads SB 1083, “Authorizes the Video Lottery Control Act”. | In committee |
| SB 74 | Bills they lead | Karla May leads SB 74, “Modifies provisions relating to mandatory prison terms, and eligibility for parole”. | Introduced |
| SB 425 | Bills they lead | Karla May leads SB 425, “Modifies provisions relating to the statute of limitations for certain sexual offenses”. | In committee |
| SB 122 | Bills they lead | Karla May leads SB 122, “Authorizes excusal from attendance at an elementary and secondary school if the child is unable to attend due to mental or behavioral health concerns”. | On the floor calendar |