SB 106
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| Ohio House Repubican Caucus | Gave to its sponsors | Ohio House Repubican Caucus gave $174K to a sponsor of SB 106. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $174K |
| Ohio Republican Party | Gave to its sponsors | Ohio Republican Party gave $74K to a sponsor of SB 106. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $74K |
| Ginni Ragan | Gave to its sponsors | Ginni Ragan gave $74K to a sponsor of SB 106. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $74K |
| Dealers Investment Group | Gave to its sponsors | Dealers Investment Group gave $61K to a sponsor of SB 106. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $61K |
| Republican Senate Campaign Committee | Gave to its sponsors | Republican Senate Campaign Committee gave $51K to a sponsor of SB 106. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $51K |
| Thomas Reineke | Gave to its sponsors | Thomas Reineke gave $36K to a sponsor of SB 106. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $36K |
| Beer And Wine Pac | Gave to its sponsors | Beer And Wine Pac gave $34K to a sponsor of SB 106. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $34K |
| Ohio Auto Dealers Association | Gave to its sponsors | Ohio Auto Dealers Association gave $33K to a sponsor of SB 106. A gift is not a position on the bill. | $33K |
| Bill Reineke | Sponsors | Bill Reineke sponsored SB 106. | None |
| Regulate the ownership of electric vehicle charging stations | Source records | SB 106 has an explicit source reference to Regulate the ownership of electric vehicle charging stations. | None |
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