HB 161: Generally revise computer crime laws
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| Core Civic | Gave to its sponsors | Core Civic gave $450 to a sponsor of HB 161: Generally revise computer crime laws. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $450 |
| Northwestern Energy Montana Employee PAC | Gave to its sponsors | Northwestern Energy Montana Employee PAC gave $200 to a sponsor of HB 161: Generally revise computer crime laws. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $200 |
| Mcmoa PAC | Gave to its sponsors | Mcmoa PAC gave $100 to a sponsor of HB 161: Generally revise computer crime laws. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $100 |
| Mt Water Well Driller PAC | Gave to its sponsors | Mt Water Well Driller PAC gave $100 to a sponsor of HB 161: Generally revise computer crime laws. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $100 |
| Netera Inc PAC | Gave to its sponsors | Netera Inc PAC gave $100 to a sponsor of HB 161: Generally revise computer crime laws. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $100 |
| Fiona Nave | Sponsors | Fiona Nave sponsored HB 161: Generally revise computer crime laws. | None |
| Generally revise computer crime laws | Source records | HB 161: Generally revise computer crime laws has an explicit source reference to Generally revise computer crime laws. | None |
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