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SB 79

17 links on this map: who funds them, what they touched, and who lobbied on it. Select anyone to move the map to them.

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Gave to its sponsors8 of 27
California Democratic Party$528KCharter Public Schools Political Action Committee Sponsored By California Charter Schools Association Advocates$156KSeiu United Healthcare Workers West Pac$152KCalifornia State Council Of Service Employees$152KCalifornia State Council Of Laborers Pac$120KService Employees International Union Local 1000 Candidate Pac$120KNorthern California Carpenters Regional Council Small Contributor Committee$108KUnited Domestic Workers Of America Action Fund$106K
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Scott WienerCalifornia senator · D

SB 79

Housing development: transit-oriented development

California · Became law

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Lobbied on it8 of 80
City of Walnut Creek5 reportsAARP4 reportsBay Area Council4 reportsCalifornia Preservation Foundation4 reportsCity of Escondido4 reportsCity of Hesperia4 reportsCity of Laguna Beach4 reportsCity of Modesto4 reports
SB 79: the one sponsors, 8 of 27 donors to them and 8 of 80 groups that lobbied on it. Point at anyone to see how they are linked.

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Connections of SB 79
California Democratic PartyGave to its sponsorsCalifornia Democratic Party gave $528K to a sponsor of SB 79. A gift is not a position on the bill.$528K
Charter Public Schools Political Action Committee Sponsored By California Charter Schools Association AdvocatesGave to its sponsorsCharter Public Schools Political Action Committee Sponsored By California Charter Schools Association Advocates gave $156K to a sponsor of SB 79. A gift is not a position on the bill.$156K
Seiu United Healthcare Workers West PacGave to its sponsorsSeiu United Healthcare Workers West Pac gave $152K to a sponsor of SB 79. A gift is not a position on the bill.$152K
California State Council Of Service EmployeesGave to its sponsorsCalifornia State Council Of Service Employees gave $152K to a sponsor of SB 79. A gift is not a position on the bill.$152K
California State Council Of Laborers PacGave to its sponsorsCalifornia State Council Of Laborers Pac gave $120K to a sponsor of SB 79. A gift is not a position on the bill.$120K
Service Employees International Union Local 1000 Candidate PacGave to its sponsorsService Employees International Union Local 1000 Candidate Pac gave $120K to a sponsor of SB 79. A gift is not a position on the bill.$120K
Northern California Carpenters Regional Council Small Contributor CommitteeGave to its sponsorsNorthern California Carpenters Regional Council Small Contributor Committee gave $108K to a sponsor of SB 79. A gift is not a position on the bill.$108K
United Domestic Workers Of America Action FundGave to its sponsorsUnited Domestic Workers Of America Action Fund gave $106K to a sponsor of SB 79. A gift is not a position on the bill.$106K
Scott WienerSponsorsScott Wiener sponsored SB 79.None
City of Walnut CreekLobbied on itCity of Walnut Creek named SB 79 in 5 lobbying reports.5 reports
AARPLobbied on itAARP named SB 79 in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
Bay Area CouncilLobbied on itBay Area Council named SB 79 in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
California Preservation FoundationLobbied on itCalifornia Preservation Foundation named SB 79 in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
City of EscondidoLobbied on itCity of Escondido named SB 79 in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
City of HesperiaLobbied on itCity of Hesperia named SB 79 in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
City of Laguna BeachLobbied on itCity of Laguna Beach named SB 79 in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports
City of ModestoLobbied on itCity of Modesto named SB 79 in 4 lobbying reports.4 reports