James Reavis
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| Yellowstone County Democratic Central Committee | Top donors | Yellowstone County Democratic Central Committee gave $2,000 to James Reavis, 2024–2026. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $2,000 |
| Nicholson Mark | Top donors | Nicholson Mark gave $920 to James Reavis, 2023–2026. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $920 |
| Pullman Susan | Top donors | Pullman Susan gave $920 to James Reavis, 2023–2025. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $920 |
| Pullman John | Top donors | Pullman John gave $920 to James Reavis, 2023–2025. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $920 |
| Riser Mary | Top donors | Riser Mary gave $870 to James Reavis, 2023–2026. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $870 |
| Missoula County Democratic Central Committee | Top donors | Missoula County Democratic Central Committee gave $500 to James Reavis, 2024. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $500 |
| Nicholson Laura | Top donors | Nicholson Laura gave $470 to James Reavis, 2026. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $470 |
| Baum Denise | Top donors | Baum Denise gave $450 to James Reavis, 2024. Linked through the campaign account under the lawmaker's full name. | $450 |
| HB 475: Regulate restraints on women while giving childbirth | Bills they lead | James Reavis leads HB 475, “Regulate restraints on women while giving childbirth”. | Became law |
| HB 46: Revise change of attorney laws for public defenders | Bills they lead | James Reavis leads HB 46, “Revise change of attorney laws for public defenders”. | Became law |
| HJ 19: Resolution to provide for frontotemporal degeneration awareness week | Bills they lead | James Reavis leads HJ 19, “Resolution to provide for frontotemporal degeneration awareness week”. | Passed both chambers |
| HB 236: Provide for evaluations of defendants in detention centers or state prisons | Bills they lead | James Reavis leads HB 236, “Provide for evaluations of defendants in detention centers or state prisons”. | Passed one chamber |
| HB 552: Revise worker's compensation law to cover PTSD for first responders and others | Bills they lead | James Reavis leads HB 552, “Revise worker's compensation law to cover PTSD for first responders and others”. | Failed |
| HB 795: Revise expungement laws to allow for certain nonviolent felony records | Bills they lead | James Reavis leads HB 795, “Revise expungement laws to allow for certain nonviolent felony records”. | Failed |
| HJ 23: Interim study on youth court laws | Bills they lead | James Reavis leads HJ 23, “Interim study on youth court laws”. | Passed both chambers |
| HB 237: Prohibit placement of sentenced defendants in the state forensic mental health facility | Bills they lead | James Reavis leads HB 237, “Prohibit placement of sentenced defendants in the state forensic mental health facility”. | Failed |
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