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Bills they lead8 of 286
SB 810 Singleâ€'payer health care coverageIntroducedSB 1163 Health care coverage: denials: premium ratesBecame lawSCA 3 A resolution to propose to the people of the State of California an amendment to the Constitution of the State, by amending Section 3 of Article I and Section 6 of Article XIII B thereof, relating to public informationBecame lawSB 1177 Restitution for crime victimsBecame lawSB 810 Singleâ€'payer health care coverageFailedSB 223 Voter-approved local assessment: vehiclesVetoedSB 851 Budget Act of 2014FailedSB 68 2011-12 BudgetIntroduced
Lobbied on those bills8 of 753
San Francisco, Office of the Mayor14 of their billsCity of West Hollywood12 of their billsOrganization of Smud Employees10 of their billsSan Luis Obispo County Employees Association10 of their billsSan Bernardino Public Employees Association10 of their billsCalifornia Public Interest Research Group, Inc.9 of their billsGlendale City Employees Association9 of their billsSanta Rosa City Employees Association9 of their bills
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SB 810Bills they leadMark Leno leads SB 810, “Singleâ€'payer health care coverage”. 31 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Introduced
SB 1163Bills they leadMark Leno leads SB 1163, “Health care coverage: denials: premium rates”. 11 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Became law
SCA 3Bills they leadMark Leno leads SCA 3, “A resolution to propose to the people of the State of California an amendment to the Constitution of the State, by amending Section 3 of Article I and Section 6 of Article XIII B thereof, relating to public information”. 63 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Became law
SB 1177Bills they leadMark Leno leads SB 1177, “Restitution for crime victims”. 6 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Became law
SB 810Bills they leadMark Leno leads SB 810, “Singleâ€'payer health care coverage”. 52 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Failed
SB 223Bills they leadMark Leno leads SB 223, “Voter-approved local assessment: vehicles”. 17 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Vetoed
SB 851Bills they leadMark Leno leads SB 851, “Budget Act of 2014”. 70 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Failed
SB 68Bills they leadMark Leno leads SB 68, “2011-12 Budget”. 76 groups filed lobbying reports on it.Introduced
San Francisco, Office of the MayorLobbied on those billsSan Francisco, Office of the Mayor lobbied on 14 bills Mark Leno leads, in 18 reports.14 of their bills
City of West HollywoodLobbied on those billsCity of West Hollywood lobbied on 12 bills Mark Leno leads, in 20 reports.12 of their bills
Organization of Smud EmployeesLobbied on those billsOrganization of Smud Employees lobbied on 10 bills Mark Leno leads, in 23 reports.10 of their bills
San Luis Obispo County Employees AssociationLobbied on those billsSan Luis Obispo County Employees Association lobbied on 10 bills Mark Leno leads, in 23 reports.10 of their bills
San Bernardino Public Employees AssociationLobbied on those billsSan Bernardino Public Employees Association lobbied on 10 bills Mark Leno leads, in 22 reports.10 of their bills
California Public Interest Research Group, Inc.Lobbied on those billsCalifornia Public Interest Research Group, Inc. lobbied on 9 bills Mark Leno leads, in 25 reports.9 of their bills
Glendale City Employees AssociationLobbied on those billsGlendale City Employees Association lobbied on 9 bills Mark Leno leads, in 20 reports.9 of their bills
Santa Rosa City Employees AssociationLobbied on those billsSanta Rosa City Employees Association lobbied on 9 bills Mark Leno leads, in 19 reports.9 of their bills